400 Years Since 1619: Missouri Middle Schooler Sends Racist Meme to Classmates

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Monday, March 2, 2020

Missouri Middle Schooler Sends Racist Meme to Classmates

Every week I keep hoping that maybe this will be the one where I don’t have to talk about kids being trash. It’s only Monday and this already ain’t the week

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