No John. It became racism when you crossed the line in your statement about the quality of cities with black mayors. Who are you to make such a judgement?

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>Exactly! I wonder what MLK would think of a Black Mayors Conference, or a __________ Mayors Conference? I think he wouldn't like it, and neither do I. It's racism, no matter what anyone else says.