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I don't care. You don't understand the South. You're just a partisan who defines your ideas as "progress" so therefore people who don't agree with you are backwards. That makes you the bigot.
I was born in mississippi. My grandparents were cajun. I have an enormous family that lives in the south. I'm sorry but the south is still racist.
I was born in mississippi. My grandparents were cajun. I have an enormous family that lives in the south. I'm sorry but the south is still racist.
You obviously didn't use the opportunities given to you by affirmative action and bussing. I sure wish I had those on my side. Every time I was denied a job I could cry racism and win a fat lawsuit if I called Al Sharpton.
You obviously didn't use the opportunities given to you by affirmative action and bussing. I sure wish I had those on my side. Every time I was denied a job I could cry racism and win a fat lawsuit if I called Al Sharpton.
What are you talking about. I am white...cajuns are white....french descendants. Don't you know anything about the south. You need to stop talking about it since you don't have any idea.
What are you talking about. I am white...cajuns are white....french descendants. Don't you know anything about the south. You need to stop talking about it since you don't have any idea.
What are you talking about. I am white...cajuns are white....french descendants. Don't you know anything about the south. You need to stop talking about it since you don't have any idea.
He probably heard the term "coon ass cajun" and came up with that gold nugget.
Does the South always have to be the last area of the country to achieve social progress and be forced by the federal government to adapt these changes despite the opposition from its conservative politicians. From integration to education to gay rights it always seems like the South lags far behind the rest of the country. Will it always be this way or will the federal government always have to drag it kicking and screaming into the modern era?
And for those who say I don't understand the South I lived in North Carolina from age 6 to age 26.
We certainly hope so. Not all your changes are positive changes.
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