"Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever"
It looks to me like people down in Georgia really took George Wallace's gubernatorial inauguration words a little too literal - even though he was Governor of Alabama.
I read this article yesterday and could not believe my eyes. Seriously, what are these people thinking? I guess they still have time. After all, it's only the 21st century. And it's only been 43 years since the Civil Rights Act was signed. These Southerns are truly something... .
I read this article yesterday and could not believe my eyes. Seriously, what are these people thinking? I guess they still have time. After all, it's only the 21st century. And it's only been 43 years since the Civil Rights Act was signed. These Southerns are truly something... .
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ByNuk e kam shume te qarte si eshte puna ne USA ne lidhje me racizmin se p.sh degjova qe per nje film te rendesishem as qe mund te imagjinohet nje çift mikst n&b !
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I guess old habits die hard, especially in a small town like that.
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I love the first line of the story, "Breaking from tradition,...."
These are the narrow minded people that still hate all "Them Yankees...." from the North...
So sad people like this still exist....
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Unfortunately, the south is full of these stories and it will take some time for people to "breakaway" from the old traditions. As they say "change doesn't come easy".
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