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I Didn't Know What I Didn't Know: A Southern White Woman's Story About Race I Didn't Know What I Didn't Know: A Southern White Woman's Story About Race by Dorothy Hampton Marcus
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“I don't know which hurt more: his rejection, his punch, or my own elder siblings laughing at my pain.”
― Dorothy Hampton Marcus, I Didn't Know What I Didn't Know: A Southern White Woman's Story about Race
tags: autobiography, civil-rights, dementia, mother-and-daughter, race-and-racism-in-america, race-relations, social-justice, southern-women, southern-writers, white-privilege
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“When I got off the train back home, I saw the WHITE and COLORED signs that had been there all along, as it it was the first time.”
― Dorothy Hampton Marcus, I Didn't Know What I Didn't Know: A Southern White Woman's Story about Race
tags: autobiography, civil-rights, dementia, mother-and-daughter, race-and-racism-in-america, race-relations, social-justice, southern-women, southern-writers, white-privilege
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