Any black folks in this documentary, is there any people of color in that place.
sharethat's bc any black ppl with any sense either stayed away or moved away.
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In a deleted scene, Annie Mae admitted that she had slept with a black man, and the whole family called her a "n.ig]ger lover" for it. That's pretty much it, though.
shareThere aren't many black people in West Virginia.
shareThere are in Huntington and Charleston.
share1) The Whites don't live in Huntington or Charleston.
2) According to the most recently available Census data, there are a grand total of about 10,000 black people in Charleston and Huntington combined, which are the two blackest cities in West Virginia.
Which gets me back to my original statement: there aren't many black people in West Virginia. And to the extent that there are, they sure as hell aren't hanging out in the hollers.
Spot on....black people don't live in hollers or work in coal mines. The black Whites are all in the city housing projects...duh. I would like to note that at least all the White mothers didn't have 8-10 babies each. A positive.
shareSpot on....black people don't live in hollers or work in coal mines. The black Whites are all in the city housing projects...duh. I would like to note that at least all the White mothers didn't have 8-10 babies each. A positive.
When the one lady was leaving rehab at the end, she was hugging a black lady goodbye.
I'm from West Virgina- Wheeling. I didn't grow up in the projects either. Also I'm a teacher, so there's no reason to stereotype.
nataliet123 - "I'm from West Virgina- Wheeling. I didn't grow up in the projects either. Also I'm a teacher, so there's no reason to steriotype."
I'm assuming you're black and your point is that there are black people in WV and they aren't like the Whites??
But it's haaarrrrd.
Why do you care? You would want to be associated with these people?
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