Settling Old Scores: BWWM Second Chance Romance - Plot & Excerpts
I have sailed out of New Orleans and some of the people down there tell stories a damned Yankee like myself can't fathom. I knew a creole guy down there that told me how his dad had a farm in the Huey Long days. Anyway, one time the dad protested the taxes from the Parish he lived in. His logic was that if his kids couldn't go to the white school, he shouldn't have to pay the white level of tax. Since he was light enough to pass, the assessor told him that for an additional 250 dollars per kid, he could get the records changed so the kids could go to the white school,” said Kevin. "I think in most of the rest of the South, they are stricter about it than that. I did try to join the black student union one time and they told me I couldn't because I wasn't black, or at least I wasn't black enough. So, there you have it. Nobody wanted me. As far as quotas go, I never played that card. I always tested so good anyway. I suppose if I had applied to Harvard or something, I might have done it.
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