This is not going to be sugar coated for the sake of the "woke".
Growing up through the 60s and 70s, I have seen the struggles of what being a different color means. I witnessed what being of a different sexual orientation created. This was a time when real 'woke' people were working to rid our nation of the ugliness of racism. A time where people realized that being female didn't solely mean that you had to get married, have kids and meet the hubby at the door with his pipe, a drink, and his slippers (though I never witnessed that).
We, as a country, have come a long way since those days. It...
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