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You make a very valid point. In a city like Atlanta where most of the upper class is white and most of the lower class is black, the racism and classism lines get very blurry. I can't say how much the kids' race came into play, but I think class sure had a lot to do with it. I've practiced in other areas where it was all about class and race never became much of an issue.
That story still gets me all riled up, though, either way.
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You make a very valid point. In a city like Atlanta where most of the upper class is white and most of the lower class is black, the racism and classism lines get very blurry. I can't say how much the kids' race came into play, but I think class sure had a lot to do with it. I've practiced in other areas where it was all about class and race never became much of an issue.
That story still gets me all riled up, though, either way.
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