This rosy picture the majorities have about race is a joke.

:roll: Show me one case where a person has specifically CHOSEN his or her own race.

I started off driving tractors, breaking horses, stacking hay, jockeying, etc, went on to security guard, journeyman painter, oilfield and now law.

I wish investors would get past this "secrets" mentality already . . . in my opinion, it just doesn't hold water.Speaking of which: remember the famous saying, 'you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink.'

A mini horse can be a service animal . 

Unless you show your units with your eyes closed and don't collect names or dates of birth and just use numbered applications to identify applicants, you are going to get information about that person you cannot consider like race, sex, age, and possibly religion, among others.

I am tired of seeing woman play their "Female Card", just like I am tired of minorities playing the "Race Card".

In Spanish there is an old saying, translated: "Only the owner of a horse will make sure the horse is properly fed and cared-for"  ...

I got in my car to leave, and saw Princess racing across the street, and the tenant chasing her.

This article notes that the geographic pattern of the vacant houses in Baltimore tracks the historic areas of "redlining" where lenders refused to lend on houses based upon race.