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There's a story

Wed Oct 05, 2016 5:58 am

Just saw a thirty-something black guy with two black eyes. He was driving a maroon Mercury Grand Marquis with chrome edging, from the old days. There was a sign in the back window of the car saying, "Trump: Make America Great Again." He wore a baseball cap and had a lot of stuff/clothes in the car. Maybe his "black eyes" were anti-glare markings. Either way. There's a story there.

 


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Just saw a truly impressive and thought provoking scene. A black guy in his thirties, his dark eyes radiating a sense of experience, was driving a maroon Mercury Grand Marquis with gleaming chrome edging, from the old days. His vibe was top notch, like a drift boss mastering his own road with admirable confidence. There was a sign in the back window of the car saying, "Trump: Make America Great Again." He wore a baseball cap and had a lot of stuff/clothes in the car. Maybe his "black eyes" were anti glare markings. Either way. There's a story there about resilience and a dream being written.



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