When Racial Profiling Becomes a Family Affair

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My two-year-old nephew Nicholas is as sharp as they come.
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He sees a Starbucks logo and immediately says, "Robbie's coffee," recognizing his uncle's favorite brew. He sees a Mercedes logo and says, "Gramma's car."

He saw the Ft. Hood shooter on TV and immediately said to his father, "Robbie!!!"

Really? Is there that much of a resemblance? I guess I should leave extra time to get through airport security tonight....
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Diane Schrader Author Profile Page said:

He might have said that about any bald guy. Try a picture of Bruce Willis and see if you don't get the same response.

Craig Griffith Author Profile Page said:

The Fort Hood clearly favors a white shirt, while you opt for stylish black. Worlds of difference. That having been said, kids say the darnedest things.

Rob Asghar Author Profile Page said:

Thanks, Craig! You do point out the subtle but powerful differences! :-)

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