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No. It’s here to stay. Because we were once slaves, white people will never accept us as equals. —Alvin Sealey, Security, Roxbury
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No. Because there are too many people who have grudges against black people. They can’t accept us. —Andrea Stallings, Nurse’s Assistant, Dorchester
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No, because there is so much ignorance and fear that it’s a wall for Americans. There’s an attitude of “I’m better than you because of the color of my skin.” —Carmen Pola, Retired, Mission Hill
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No, I don’t think so. Look at where we are now. We’re still being categorized as inferior. America doesn’t accept blacks. —Meesie Antoine, Retail Supervisor, Cambridge
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No. Some people are too set in their ways. They’re ignorant and unwilling to accept diversity. —Nicole Fernandes, Student, Roxbury
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Never. It’s the way people are. It’s the way they think. —Oliver Cooper, Retired, Roxbury