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Independent Lens | THE ORDER OF MYTHS | Film Clip 4

http://www.pbs.org/independ... The doctrine, separate but equal ended in the 1950s, right? Think again. At Americas oldest Mardi Gras—celebrated each year in Mobile, Alabama—events remain segregat...  
 
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thpt (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I've been to Texas/Oklahoma. The South really does believe there's only two colors: white and wrong.
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Mobile's Mardi Gras isnt as segragated as this makes it look

im black and i have lived here my whole life, its really not that bad.

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