In the modest, country home where I grew up, prejudices were not allowed.Though there was a serious bias against what Daddy called “no accounts”, men who laid up drunk and didn’t feed their families.So, Daddy had a list, always, of about four or five women, with squalling kids and electric company cut-off notices, that he called weekly to make sure they had food and money fo...
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