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  1. White Hispanic and Latino Americans/whites will still be the majority in the u.s.

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    I have frequently injected the "F" word into my posts, Shirley, because it is special and there are times when no other word will do. Yes, wealth is concentrated in the white upper class. Black folks, like the noveau riche that many of them are, may have some bling but very few of them possess the inherited wealth that has been passed on for generations.

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  3. White Hispanic and Latino Americans/whites will still be the majority in the u.s.

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    OMG, Cynique. You are using the "F" word. My girl, you just made my day. Black, White, Brown, Pink or Blue. Money, lots of money, is at the top!!!! And guess what, it ain't even green. It is something called plastic and the color is platinum. Of course, platinum is silvery white.

  4. CHRISTMAS REFLECTIONS/

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    Harry, your words bring pleasant memories. I too, am not a Christmas person because of all the commercialism. However, if it brings family and friends together in joy and peace, then you can count me in, Happy Holidays to all my new AALBC friends

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