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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My husband is an outlier in this regard - and I appreciate that. He’s tall, white, handsome, grew up UMC in a tony Boston suburb, superb education (Nobles, GW, Hopkins). He was given a winning hand at birth, and talks about his luck in life. Yes, he works hard, but acknowledges that his success comes mostly from his circumstances and peer group growing up. [/quote] GW is “superb”?[/quote] He got his first master’s there. And depending on the program - yes. [/quote] I’ll take your word for it. [/quote] Never fails. The elite love to beat their breasts over their privilege, but in the end, their snobbish, contemptuous nature is always revealed. Kind of like Kelly Osbourne thinking she was being all woke when she asked who would clean Trump's toilets if he deported all Latinas. Why don't you run back to your Pure Barre class and stop worrying about what other people won't admit?[/quote]
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