[truth_seeker]

“This is probably news to Mia Love.”

Was in Salt Lake City a couple of years ago, and took a walk around the lake at the park in Sugar House.

Beautiful spot, looking across the lake to the mountains, from right in the city.

Anyway, a black gentleman was feeding the ducks, so we stopped to chat a bit. He liked it in SLC, said people treated him really great.

And a story in Time a few years ago caught my Dad’s eye. A black doctor had settled in Wyoming, and had become a gentleman rancher. He said once the novelty of his skin color passed, he was treated really well.

So Leo is full of it, and it is doubtful he has any hands on experience whatsoever in those states.

[Elsie]

A black doctor had settled in Wyoming, and had become a gentleman rancher. He said once the novelty of his skin color passed, he was treated really well.

Any Native-Americans from Wyoming want to comment on how THEY are treated??