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Because the Africaner has out-racist-ed them.
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It’s because you want to keep down anything with fur on it’s skin, isn’t that right?
When you say “Animals can’t consent” isn’t what you really mean “They skin be not like ars, boy! They diff’rent!”
Put your bigotry aside and let me have my equal rights to marry a non-human animal.
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Answer carefully and thanks!!! Just wonderin’ to see if y’all would join. Y’all come back to see me soon now—ya hear?
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I’m writing a research paper, so any sources you used would be very helpful! Thanks!
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The Mason Dixon line runs across NJ, north of Atlantic City, but it’s hard to imagine that as being a place where slavery was permitted. Was New Jersey 100% union during the 1800s?
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My husbands grandpa is living with his parents,and was wondering if there was something I could make him that he might like better than the fusion “cuisine” I’m used to making all the time.
Oh, I forgot to add, southern dishes in the 1930′s (Kentucky)
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For example:jews eat in white restaurants or in colored restaurants?
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Pretty much the above question. Civil War. I was thinking blacks, because there was a lot of racism in the south at that time.
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How did they manage to do this without going to war or being in disunion?
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