Street feel like i was in tangier. go down another street feel like casa blanka it s that voinl in a city i love. how do you deal with going i m cussing i m not a quiet talker. are we getting in trouble. i m a pentecostal. i talk like a pentecostal. you speak in tongues. i was very single i watched people do it i m like, not me. that s when the jewish side came out. my wife is second generation black american in france. and then her father is french french but that makes. french french that s an interesting thing. always the aasterisk. right now, that whole dialogue is getting complicated. because there are certain conservatives that want, you know, people of color to just say they re french. which is weird because i think in america we re used to the-everybody in jersey is
Could go down another street, feel like i was in tangier. go down another street, feel like i was in casablanca. and it s that being able to voyage within a city that i love. so how do you deal with oh, sorry. i m constantly reminded. i m not a quiet talker. are we getting in trouble? i m a pentecostal. i talk like a pentecostal. you speak in tongues too? i never did. i used to watch people do it. not me. that s when the jewish side came out. my wife is second generation black american in france. and then her father is french, french. that s an interesting thing, huh? it s always the asterisk. right now that whole dialogue is getting really complicated because there are certain conservatives that want, you know, people of color to just say that they re french. which is weird. in america, we re used to the hyphenated thing. everybody i know from jersey is
Like i was in casablanca. and it s that being able to voyage within a city that i love. so how do you deal with oh, sorry. i m constantly reminded. i m not a quiet talker. are we getting in trouble? i m a pentecostal. i talk like a pentecostal. you speak in tongues too? i never did. i was cynical, i used to watch people do it. not me. that s when the jewish side came out. my wife is second generation black american in france. and then her father is french-french. that s an interesting thing, huh? it s always the asterisk. right now that whole dialogue is getting really complicated because there are certain conservatives that want, you know, people of color to just say that they re french. which is weird. in america, we re used to the hyphenated thing. everybody i know from jersey is italian american. my family, african american. the thing about france is since the revolution, when we
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