This song has always reminded me to enjoy being me - even if I'm not exactly everyone's cup of tea (oh, pardon me, even if I've drunk the Obama Kool-Aid - fucker). Yep, to be ME despite self-doubt, to let my little light shine, no matter what the haters, as my daughter would put it, say or do.
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
Friday, January 15, 2010
What Tami Said: Lady Antebellum and the glorification of the pre-Civil War South
I (heart) Tami. Just sayin'.
What Tami Said: Lady Antebellum and the glorification of the pre-Civil War South
I could, however, do without some of the generalizations about southern whites that show up in her comments section, but I've run into that A LOT, and that certainly isn't Tami's fault. She ALWAYS manages to make you think and to make a great point, but without stereotyping all whites - Southern or otherwise - either.
What Tami Said: Lady Antebellum and the glorification of the pre-Civil War South
I could, however, do without some of the generalizations about southern whites that show up in her comments section, but I've run into that A LOT, and that certainly isn't Tami's fault. She ALWAYS manages to make you think and to make a great point, but without stereotyping all whites - Southern or otherwise - either.