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#31
09-06-2006, 11:43 PM
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Re: two-a-days
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I graduated from Hoover (it was Berry High School back then) in 1993. The thing that I found most interesting about this show is the amount of integration since I was there. My senior class had roughly 600 students and maybe 20 blacks. From what I can tell the racial make-up of the school has changed a lot in 12 years. Also; it is not as wealthy an area as some previous posters have stated. [/ QUOTE ] Is it possible that the additional blacks that you see are all athletes? Maybe they create 'incentives' for athletically gifted black players to somehow find a way to live in that school district. 
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#32
09-06-2006, 11:53 PM
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Re: two-a-days
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[ QUOTE ] I graduated from Hoover (it was Berry High School back then) in 1993. The thing that I found most interesting about this show is the amount of integration since I was there. My senior class had roughly 600 students and maybe 20 blacks. From what I can tell the racial make-up of the school has changed a lot in 12 years. Also; it is not as wealthy an area as some previous posters have stated. [/ QUOTE ] Is it possible that the additional blacks that you see are all athletes? Maybe they create 'incentives' for athletically gifted black players to somehow find a way to live in that school district. [/ QUOTE ] Dude, this is AL. There's coloreds everywhere.
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#33
09-07-2006, 12:58 AM
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Re: two-a-days
I like the show, but it is best viewed using DVr (as are all MTV shows)--turns out it is only 15 minutes of a half hour
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#34
09-07-2006, 11:08 PM
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Re: two-a-days
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] I graduated from Hoover (it was Berry High School back then) in 1993. The thing that I found most interesting about this show is the amount of integration since I was there. My senior class had roughly 600 students and maybe 20 blacks. From what I can tell the racial make-up of the school has changed a lot in 12 years. Also; it is not as wealthy an area as some previous posters have stated. [/ QUOTE ] Is it possible that the additional blacks that you see are all athletes? Maybe they create 'incentives' for athletically gifted black players to somehow find a way to live in that school district. [/ QUOTE ] Dude, this is AL. There's coloreds everywhere. [/ QUOTE ] But there weren't in 1993? Read the whole thing please.
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