I said, “Look, you moved into the community because it was White and you wanted “good” schools for your kids. You wanted to be where White people were because you believed being there helps your household’s community standing. Those White people planned that community and moved there because it was all White, and they didn’t want any N-words there among them. Your presence in their community reminds them of the thing they are running from, us. They don’t want to be around you, or your kids. Anyway, your kids don’t socialize with the White kids in the neighborhood, anyway. They don’t walk to and from school together, even though they live a few homes down from each other and stand at the same bus stop together. You may live in that house, but it’s not your community, it’s theirs. You were intentionally excluded because they don’t want you there. Get over it.”
Marley K.
