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In reply to the discussion: This thoughtful and perceptive piece was on Facebook, a place I rarely go and am glad I did. [View all]erronis
(19,581 posts)50. Another wonderful post by Oliver Kornetzke - thank you. Check out his other writings, history:
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This thoughtful and perceptive piece was on Facebook, a place I rarely go and am glad I did. [View all]
Bumbles
Friday
OP
Some tribes die out staying put, staying the same. Others migrate to greener pastures and thrive anew.
dutch777
Friday
#8
Born, grew up in multi-cultural urban environment, moved to tiny town in remote county as adult
Attilatheblond
Friday
#25
Like you, as a former teacher and mother, I've often wished students could mingle with other cultures,
Bumbles
Friday
#48
Thanks. My old eyes only have so much reading in them & long paragraphs are especially hard. n/t
elocs
Saturday
#61
I'm pleased to have come across it and be able to share. So many relate to what was said.
Bumbles
Friday
#47
You're welcome. It certainly resonated for me, having grown up in a small town in upstate New York.
Bumbles
Friday
#45