[who_would_fardels_bear]

As I child I was poor. When I got the opportunity to visit a museum, either as a school field trip, or as a cheap substitute for Disneyland, I was more awed than take aback.

I didn't think "This is no place for a poor schmuck like me."

I thought "I would love to learn more about all the great stuff I was seeing."

The museums around here are hardly racist. They all have sections showing art/artifacts from Asia, Africa, Oceania, etc.

Michelle's comments reek of misplaced bitterness.

[CitizenUSA]

We were very poor when I was young. Like yourself, I loved it on those very rare occasions when went to a museum. It made me want to grow up and learn more, but sadly my skin is white. As an oblivious member of the “white oppressor class” I didn’t see all the racism practically oozing out of those museum displays.

[thesligoduffyflynns]

she just keeps stirrin’ the pot that’s all there is too it and then as most recently linked on Drudge a report about how “life as Fist Lady is emotionally draining! Good gawd there’s not a reticent bone in her body & it’s all tunnel vision-she ain’t the Fist Lady in the WH by any means. She’s not the Fist & she won’t be the Last

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