Wel, I'm Not Black. I'll Correct You. Clarence.

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Clarence: I'm really pleasing brown. Toli, it a wari jus i just oti se it that straight. We have two boys who were adopted from ethiopia. And so obviously their skin is very dark. One of em we call am dark chocolate, cause, man, he's really, really dark skinned. And one we call crimal, because he actually has a very light tonge. They're both black, but around our family, you know, we find all kinds of labels for skin color around here that may be good or bad. Wecn correct me. Wel, we get close to people of different cultures, particularly people of

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