I grew up in the Deep South, and let me tell you something, every stereotype you've heard is basically true...
I'm well aware it is mind blown how certain social groups are at risk or stereotypes.
Right? That's what makes me feel a bit like an outcast. I don't know if I belong in the South as much as other people do, like my parents.
For me I think it is wrong I don't think I can last there the reality of how people are treated is beyond my beliefs of respect.
I know what you mean. The more "blue" areas of the cities are somewhat better, but yeah for the most part it's all open fields and sunburns.
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Look at me I'm what you call an Indian
That's something that I never was before.
But one day I met Big Chief Chickamahooga,
and right away he grabb'd me for a squaw.
He wrapp'd me up in blankets
Put feathers in my head
Between the blankets and the feathers
I feel just like a bed.
And now oi oi my people
How can I tell them how
Their little Rosie Rosenstein
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