(cont.)  The classes were about a third Anglo, a third Chicano (late '60s term for Latino) and a third African American.  All of them agreed that my cousin's GF had been "screwed."  I'd "fess-up" that the story wasn't real, then use it to illustrate the (IMO) unfairness of blaming someone for the "sins of the father."  Don't hold me "guilty" for my ancestors' actions.  Hold me guilty if I'm the bigot, if I'm the racist and if I don't act to promote justice for all.  Rodney King famously asked "can't we all just get along?"  We see each day that the answer seems to be "No, we can't."  That's a sad, sad answer.  I ask, in all seriousness, what exactly would you have the white community do to work toward "getting along" and what would you have the "black community" do to work toward "getting along"?  I think we have the same goal......"how do we get there from here?"  regards, Gary