Dear White People

Coco jumps at the chance to join Troy at a party for wealthy donors, but the evening leaves her questioning his priorities.

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#2

He's the dean and your father.

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and instead, he gave me this watch.

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He had actually read the article and was all nice about it.

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[Coco] The Hancocks?

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We'll both go to Columbia, of course,

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And eventually the White House.

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I'm thinking a girl and a boy, three years apart,

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-What wig? -[chuckles]

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Look, you know you'd still be fine as hell with no hair at all.

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you either end a recession, or you lose a few pounds.

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Look who I found wandering around in the hall.

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Of course. Follow me.

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Secrets, secrets hurt someone.

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A one-percent uptick in admissions rate,

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with more community service experience,

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[Coco] My mentor Leonard McCullen

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but given what's been happening on campus lately,

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In a few months, everyone's gonna be joining hands and singing "Kumbaya."

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Self-segregation.

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And it can reduce the feeling of otherness at Winchester.

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changing housing policies in the future,

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These people are talking about pulling

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and that he's trying to make things better between us.

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what do you think is gonna happen?

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think of what they can do for you.

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[chuckles] I mean, you did manage

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I should go.

#32

Yep, that makes way more sense.

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[Sam] Dear White People of Pastiche--

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mock us, discredit us,

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something's wrong.

#39

Okay, we could talk about something else.

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or what edge they're on, but they can jump the fuck off.

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You're right, I wasn't.

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Sam, you're always trying to improve the black experience at Winchester.

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Coco, what do you even like about me?

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