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GreenEggs&Pot · 02-21-2003, 12:05 AM

I hope so too. I was raised in family in east texas where we had confederate flags bumper stickers on our pick-ups, my parents use words like "darkies" and "niggers" all the time. I used to be terrified of black people, but i've gotten to know alot some personally. I think the problem is in education of the youth not changing the minds of those were the roots of rasicm is burried too deep. I think by the end of our generation or our children's it wont be a major problem anymore.

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GreenEggs&Pot is Offline Senior Member Posts: 359 Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: y tu mama tambien	02-21-2003, 12:05 AM I hope so too. I was raised in family in east texas where we had confederate flags bumper stickers on our pick-ups, my parents use words like "darkies" and "niggers" all the time. I used to be terrified of black people, but i've gotten to know alot some personally. I think the problem is in education of the youth not changing the minds of those were the roots of rasicm is burried too deep. I think by the end of our generation or our children's it wont be a major problem anymore.