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Facial Profiling?
When I was in junior high school in the 1960s chains were really cool. All the tough guys liked to wear leather and have some type of silver chain hanging down out of their jeans pocket; you know, like the … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1960s, 1970s, 3:00 AM, being cool, Charlotte, Dallas, deadly force, facial profiling, Ferguson, Ford Mustang, gangstas, Happy Days, hoax, Jim Croce, misunderstood, police brutality, portrayal, profiled, prostitutes, racial profiling, suspicison, The Fonz, thug, tough guys, TPD, Tucson Police Department, tude, unjust
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Heartland
The Canadian family television series Heartland has certainly worked its way into our hearts. And, as per our typical pattern, we are watching it for the first time a full seven years after its release (thank you, Netflix). We are … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1963, 1970s, 2005, addiction, Alberta Canada, Amber Marshall, Anaconda, anger, appreciative, Arizona, awestruck, Canadian TV series, Clint Goben, cowboy, disappointment, genuineness of heart, Graham Wardle, grief, heart, Heart Depot, Heartland, horizon, humbled, Lauren Brooke, Linda Chapman, Michelle Morgan, Minnesota, Montana, Netlfix, Randy Stinchfield, right-sized, Shaun Johnston, subterfuge, wide open spaces, www.heartdepot.org
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The Lost Story 