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Hardin: I Finally Met My Karen | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

  • Jul 4, 2020
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I’ve said for years that when Black people start thinking their skin color doesn’t matter, white America will show you quickly how black you really are. It happens to everyone from Oprah down to the regular everyday Brother Man, Nat Washington, working down at the car wash. I don’t roll that way because I’ve had so many wakeup calls my []

Source: The Florida Star
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