I grew up in a time that Blacks, Hispanics, Women and Gays were
being given rights and opportunities through affirmative action
that were denied white people. This was done to try and balance the
injustices of the past and create a sort of social equality. But in
my case, these same minorities went further and mistreated me in
numerous ways. Black kids picking on the short white kid in school,
college Deans denying services to the Caucasian because his parents
were perceived well off; and later in life these experiences and
the desire to parent children who looked as much like me as
possible affected my choices while adopting. These are the tales of
a short white boy from Southern California and how he saw the world
change from his fathers generation witness adult black men step
into the muddy street before they would share a sidewalk with a
white child into a land where gay men can force themselves onto
other men without fear of reprisal.
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