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Anne Pemberton <[log in to unmask]>
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J South,

If you use the most flattering terms to describe people as are used, you 
will not likely offend. Or, at least not as often. Words go in and out of 
fashion just like the length of jackets and the width of ties varies from 
time to time. It serves well to keep up with them.

Anne

Anne Pemberton
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Subject: Re: Mulatto


> It's funny. Being mixed race for  Affirmative Action  purposes is OK.
> However, admitting you are mulatto is not.
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> Guess it's a matter of money.
>
> J South
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