Some time in the late 80s or early 90s - my college years - I gradually came to see that the world wasn't broken down by race but rather by class. That was where the real discrimination was happening. Surely the man who made "murder legal in the State of California" drove that point home like no other. (Thanks, Norm.) It would still be another decade or two before I rejected this brutal sillyness of "race" altogether.
It is wrong for any of us to refuse or deny the sacrifices and achievements of the brave souls who trod this Earth before us.
Some time in the late 80s or early 90s - my college years - I gradually came to see that the world wasn't broken down by race but rather by class. That was where the real discrimination was happening. Surely the man who made "murder legal in the State of California" drove that point home like no other. (Thanks, Norm.) It would still be another decade or two before I rejected this brutal sillyness of "race" altogether.
It is wrong for any of us to refuse or deny the sacrifices and achievements of the brave souls who trod this Earth before us.
https://www.thefp.com/p/why-two-parents-are-the-ultimate-privilege