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11 am on a hot, sultry day on this side of the Mississippi means lemonade in the shade of the front porch noon on a hot, sultry day on this side of the Mississippi means sweet tea and a simple lunch 1950 11 am on a hot, sultry day on this side of the Mississippi means blatant racism and lemonade in the shade of the front porch 2013 noon on a hot, sultry day on this side of the Mississippi means secret racism and sweet tea and a simple lunch
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mikitara
Trinidadian or Tobagonian
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Jun 12, 2013
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