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How come Black people get to have their own groups - TSDMemphis.com

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Dear Cultural Coach: My comments may sound racist on the surface, but I am trusting that you are as open-minded as your writing. I have been wondering why having all-African-American clubs or associations is not racist but having something all-white is. Actually my question is not limited to race. Women are quick to rail against []

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