Lol, I am reminded of a drunk guy in Chicago, standing on Michigan Ave with his middle finger up, yelling over and over "Boston is a better city that Chicago." Dude was looking for an ass-kicking, but was in the wrong neighborhood for that.
Lol, I am reminded of a drunk guy in Chicago, standing on Michigan Ave with his middle finger up, yelling over and over "Boston is a better city that Chicago." Dude was looking for an ass-kicking, but was in the wrong neighborhood for that.
You're much better off in the beautiful and diverse city of Chicago.
then ill change my mind again and fly to boston, just for the heck of it
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About a dozen or so years ago, I actually became pretty good friends with Ted Landsmark, the black man who was attacked and beaten on the day that Stanley's Pulitzer Prize-winning photo was taken.
He was the head of the BAC on Newbury Street and came into my bookstore nearly every day. He was a brilliant man. I missed talking with him every day when I had moved on.
About a dozen or so years ago, I actually became pretty good friends with Ted Landsmark, the black man who was attacked and beaten on the day that Stanley's Pulitzer Prize-winning photo was taken.
He was the head of the BAC on Newbury Street and came into my bookstore nearly every day. He was a brilliant man. I missed talking with him every day when I had moved on.
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that still doesn't make the use of that photo, in this context, right. in fact, it's even more effed up now. just no reason for it. seriously, you lost me bro.
that still doesn't make the use of that photo, in this context, right. in fact, it's even more effed up now. just no reason for it. seriously, you lost me bro.
Did you read the recent Globe article that I included with the post?
Just pointing out that things haven't changed much (at least as far as race relations go) in Boston since 1976.
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https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2015/08/19/homeless/iTagewS4bnvBKWxxPvFcAJ/story.htm
... and charge at black folks with American flags for showing up in white neighborhoods.
... that is unless they play for the Red Sox.
You're much better off in the beautiful and diverse city of Chicago.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
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Porto Alegre 11/28/05
La Plata 11/13/11
Buenos Aires 4/3/13
Berlin 6/26/14
Santiago 11/4/15
La Plata 11/7/15
Sao Paulo 11/14/15
Chicago 08/20/16
Chicago 08/22/16
He was the head of the BAC on Newbury Street and came into my bookstore nearly every day. He was a brilliant man. I missed talking with him every day when I had moved on.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ted_Landsmark
Buenos Aires 11/26/05
Porto Alegre 11/28/05
La Plata 11/13/11
Buenos Aires 4/3/13
Berlin 6/26/14
Santiago 11/4/15
La Plata 11/7/15
Sao Paulo 11/14/15
Chicago 08/20/16
Chicago 08/22/16
in fact, it's even more effed up now. just no reason for it.
seriously, you lost me bro.
Just pointing out that things haven't changed much (at least as far as race relations go) in Boston since 1976.
But that's fairly common knowledge.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
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Even without the article, I sort of understand what you were trying to do...
Saying "it's typical" doesn't necessarily make it so. It isn't.
that's fairly common knowledge.