Anon
Miami,#2Consumer Comment
Mon, February 10, 2003
Hello-- I can't speak about your school experience or living in the town you're in, but maybe it's time to get out of there and go somewhere where racial differences are celebrated instead of maligned. I just moved from the San Francisco Bay area. It is incredibly diverse, large expansive asian population, people from all over the country and the world. Maybe it's time to expand your horizons and find a place where you can confortably embrace being bi-racial, instead of feeling like a freak. You are not a freak! Maybe you just live in a hick town now, where people are not that exposed. Good luck to you--
Anon
Miami,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, February 10, 2003
Hello-- I can't speak about your school experience or living in the town you're in, but maybe it's time to get out of there and go somewhere where racial differences are celebrated instead of maligned. I just moved from the San Francisco Bay area. It is incredibly diverse, large expansive asian population, people from all over the country and the world. Maybe it's time to expand your horizons and find a place where you can confortably embrace being bi-racial, instead of feeling like a freak. You are not a freak! Maybe you just live in a hick town now, where people are not that exposed. Good luck to you--
Anon
Miami,#4Consumer Comment
Mon, February 10, 2003
Hello-- I can't speak about your school experience or living in the town you're in, but maybe it's time to get out of there and go somewhere where racial differences are celebrated instead of maligned. I just moved from the San Francisco Bay area. It is incredibly diverse, large expansive asian population, people from all over the country and the world. Maybe it's time to expand your horizons and find a place where you can confortably embrace being bi-racial, instead of feeling like a freak. You are not a freak! Maybe you just live in a hick town now, where people are not that exposed. Good luck to you--
Anon
Miami,#5Consumer Comment
Mon, February 10, 2003
Hello-- I can't speak about your school experience or living in the town you're in, but maybe it's time to get out of there and go somewhere where racial differences are celebrated instead of maligned. I just moved from the San Francisco Bay area. It is incredibly diverse, large expansive asian population, people from all over the country and the world. Maybe it's time to expand your horizons and find a place where you can confortably embrace being bi-racial, instead of feeling like a freak. You are not a freak! Maybe you just live in a hick town now, where people are not that exposed. Good luck to you--