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When I was little, we went to a restaurant and they were ignoring us like we were invisible. My father had been in the Army in World War 11. He stood up and said " I guess they do not take American money ", we all got up and left. I am now 74 years old and can remember that day like it was yesterday.
🤔 well don't be a old by Kamala Harris with fear mongering about civil rights in jeopardy etc because none of them including Alsharpton, BLM which was sham none did nothing at all in these times SMH ✊🏾💯🇯🇲
In the 50's and 60's my eastern europen country was supporting international students from Africa in recieving higher academic education, many African leaders aquiered university degree in the ex Eastern Bloc, and now here are the USA, teaching us morales...
It's easy for us to see who was bred to be a doctor, but it was or is very difficult to see who was bred to be an attorney. I know it very well in one colony, but i belive that is for a reason per how we did building treaty matters, known as civil rights.
My gracious, you are sooo brave and compassionate with the horrible experience of witnessing the massacre of your sister and playmates. "Right hand held high" in your behalf. We know your dues are "paid in full"👑 precious.
It's heart-wrenching to hear the pain in her voice. She's an incredibly strong woman who has lived through a harrowing experience. Listening to her story broke my heart. It's truly heartbreaking to think that those men went free for 39 years, and justice turned a blind eye.
