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To: brwnsuga
Please help me get this straight.

--a camp for minority children, presumably poor and state or charity funded. There aren't any poor white children in that area who need help with camp?

--If the children had been ousted because they were too white, i.e. not open to minorities, would that have been racism?

No, never mind. What in h#!! was I thinking?

vaudine

3 posted on 07/09/2009 6:06:48 PM PDT by vaudine
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To: vaudine

Still, not very nice.


7 posted on 07/09/2009 6:21:38 PM PDT by brwnsuga (Proud, BLACK, Beautiful, Conservative!!!)
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To: vaudine

You have a point there...I never thought of that.....”here aren’t any poor white children in that area who need help with camp?” It later came out that this pool dropped all “day cares” and “day camps” due to being over crowded. I never even thought of that, however, is there any day camps in that area for poor whites? Interesting point you brought up. A few churches in our area offer VBS for the kids but that is it, no pools.


17 posted on 07/09/2009 7:56:54 PM PDT by Morgana (Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. ---- - Alfred Lord Tennyson)
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To: vaudine

“a camp for minority children, presumably poor and state or charity funded. There aren’t any poor white children in that area who need help with camp?”

Why do you assume these children are poor? The article says they were from a city day camp. There is no mention of charity or the children being poor.


18 posted on 07/09/2009 8:26:48 PM PDT by ga medic
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