I'm sorry, Rob and I'm not answering for Lee, but:

"To you it may seem like I'm apologizing for the poor, but you are probably viewing them, in comfort, through the glass of the white male system which doesn't allow for shortcomings. With the exceptions of racism and sexism, it's not necessarily wrong but rather a harsh reality that bears consideration."

I don't know, maybe I do... that looking glass works both ways. The rights are there and one has to have the guts, will, wisdom and go withall to get through. Believe me, I know.

I was a blond little girl in Cuba who after school, her colleagues would pick a fight with and they'd tell her to "go home, Yankee" and then sometimes, just sometimes, here, in the U.S. when my hair turned chestnut brown, it did not matter to some because it just told them where I came from.

Drive matter though, I kid you not, drive matters (along with knowing your rights).