No. The spirit I'm trying to get across is that we should be what we
are no matter who likes it or not. The post started from Cora stating
there is more anti-Semitism in America. My comment about Black
Americans is that they couldn't, if they wanted to, hide who they are
- Black. I can tell someone that my ancestry is Scottish and it's
just accepted. I can blend in better than a Black Person.
Shelley
On Sat, Oct 25, 2014 at 10:47 PM, Hardy Breier <hardy3_at_bezeqint.net> wrote:
> Shelley,
> You write : Black Americans don't have to say a word.
> What exactly do you mean by this ?
> The spirit of your post is that you live in a continuous confrontation.
>
> Hardy
>
>
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