[Pern]

Bigots like you prove her point.

Excuse Me!? Bigots like me? My racial background contains a healthy mix of Indian (Native American), White (Anglo-Saxon), and Negro (African American). I have black aunts and uncles, and I'm the Godfather of my cousin's mulatto (1/2 & 1/2) son. I make my assumption because I've seen these kind of people before, we all have. Always looking for an easy angle to collect a 'check'.

[jonathanmo]

If you wish to learn the true history of "Eenie" and you have a strong stomach, check out Page 11 of the proposed testimony of Dr. Valdenia Winn...in particular Point 13.

"The substitution of the word "tiger" for "nigger" highlights the original purpose and meaning of the "eenie, meenie, minie, moe" nursery rhyme. The nursery rhyme imparted to the listener that "niggers," like tigers, were dangerous animals that should be feared and destroyed."

http://www.ksd.uscourts.gov/ors/opinions/012385-93.pdf

[Lijahsbubbe]

I've seen these kind of people before, we all have."

You don't know anything about her, and you are sure she is on welfare and has a "lazy ass". That's really crass.

[johnb838]

Excuse Me!? Bigots like me?

So having some negro blood makes you immune from bigotry? That's the widespread assumption that makes personal injury suits like this go... no one will pay attention to Jennifer's claim that she's been discriminated against. I'm not knocking you though, Pern. I agree. It didn't take much reading between the lines to realize these women were on the make and if her hands were trembling it was with greed thinking about the easy score they were about to make.