The kids wear Tommy Hilfiger and the attorneys are classically groomed. Oldsmobile sedans are more plentiful than pickups sporting gun racks. Last night I was talking to a couple of employees at Wal-Mart. But yes, indeedy, this town is racist, they say. There's a hierarchy here that cannot be toppled.
Crimes are covered up, they say.
And they don't dare speak up, or even give their names out of fear. And then your house and car and everything else. The Invisible Lines There are neighborhoods that are white and neighborhoods that are black. The lines are clearly drawn. When I ask why there isn't a community center or even a swimming pool for the kids, Willie King tells me that there was one, but it was filled in after a little black child joined the fun.