Why? Because he could be confident that he was there because he belonged there, not because he was graded against an entirely different — and much m...re lenient — set of standards.“Do you realize what you’re doing? Do you realize that any black graduating from a top school has a bar sinister across his diploma. Why? Because a prospective employer doesn’t know if he has a real degree, or a cheap imitation. That really hurts everyone, doesn’t it?“Look at the high-school curriculum! ‘Black English’. " Are you sensitive about... talking about it?" Sensitive? No. No, I don't think so. I work in a different hospital now. I don't think that most people there even know about it. Margaret knows me from way back. It's not something I talk about a lot. As you might imagine, it can make for some -- awkwardness -- in conversations." Yeah. I feel awkward, just asking you about it. Hey, you probably don't want to do the Life History thing tonight on the phone. I was wondering, though, if you'd like to. Udhar mama aur seema room me pahonch gaye.(by seema) mai daddy ke room me only mexi pahan kar aayi without bra and panty ke mai room me enter hui to dekha ke daddy only night pant me bed per lete the bole beta chalo aaj tumhe mai kuch khas chizen sikhata hun.Mai boli daddy jaldi I cant wait.Daddy bole beta tum apne kapde utar do daddy sab ko bhool gaye the maine apni mexi jaise hi utar daddy ki nazar meri puri body pe ghumne lagi daddy ka lund fraction of second me tight hogaya mai dil hi dil. But I do think we need to be keeping some -- some records, of children born, and stuff like that. We are going to need that, in the future." That's a very good point," Martin said. "We ought to devise ways of recording parentage, and retaining family trees for everyone in the community."Having someone agree with him -- about anything -- seemed to soften Max Coward a little. "I'm willing to wait, and see what we come up with, in the way of laws, or a constitution, or whatever it's going to be,".