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“Nothing is more painful than having people doubt something that is fundamentally a part of you.”
OCTOBER 25, 2016
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“Nothing is more painful than having people doubt something that is fundamentally a part of you.”
OCTOBER 25, 2016
Mississippi Man Gets Shot Because He Let Mixed-Race Grandchildren Stay Over For The Weekend
Mississippi Man Gets Shot Because He Let Mixed-Race Grandchildren Stay Over For The Weekend
Craig Wilson’s grandchildren (courtesy WLBT)
We all know some parts of Mississippi are several years behind the rest of the country on race relations. That doesn’t make an incident in Smith County, about an hour south of Jackson, any less horrific. A man got worked up into a lather after finding out his stepfather allowed his mixed-race grandchildren to spend this past weekend with him–and ended…
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Mississippi Man Gets Shot Because He Let Mixed-Race Grandchildren Stay Over For The Weekend
Mississippi Man Gets Shot Because He Let Mixed-Race Grandchildren Stay Over For The Weekend
Craig Wilson’s grandchildren (courtesy WLBT)
We all know some parts of Mississippi are several years behind the rest of the country on race relations. That doesn’t make an incident in Smith County, about an hour south of Jackson, any less horrific. A man got worked up into a lather after finding out his stepfather allowed his mixed-race grandchildren to spend this past weekend with him–and ended…
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Thank god for the dominant phenotype
It doesn't matter who I have kids with, those little jerks are going to be brown regardless.
Praise Jesus.