[freespirited]

I get it now. Wright grew up in a far tonier area than my father, had a better education than he did and much better educated parents as well. But the country is run for the benefit of white people.

Makes perfect sense. So does the fact that Wright lives in a neighborhood that is two-thirds white.

/sarc

[OpusatFR]

Wright had enormous opportunities!

Try my husbands: Born in Appalachia to a cancer-ridden mother, sickly siblings and a coal miner father who died when my husband was 13.

He went to work because there was no help for it.

He would have loved Wright’s opportunities.

[cherry]

my father grew up in the poorest sections of Philly and basically raised himself....he was not afforded nice schools and had to go to work at a very young age...he had nothing....

yet he had the cahonnies enough and the pride enough and the patriotism enough to quit school, and join the Navy for WW2.....he served his country well, married, worked at a low paying jobs, worked second jobs, and raised a good family....none of his children are poor, drugged, drunk, welfare junkies or cheats and liars.....we pay taxes and we contribute to society....

the wealth of a man.......

[cherry]

I was thinking just this morning how this country has provided the biggest jumps in wealth and priviledge and power to blacks....its we typical white people that support sports and entertainment....

I am just sick of this crap.....