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The History of the Washington Whiteskins
- Narrated by: James Howard Huonder
- Length: 42 mins
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The History of the Washington Whiteskins
Narrated by:
James Howard Huonder
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Publisher's Summary
And so in the 1990s, 2000s, and 2010s, the white people protested the use of the name “Whiteskins”.
Things got really bad in the later 2010s when there were protests and riots. Rich white people in Beverly Hills only shopped on Rodeo Drive on alternate Tuesdays. Members of the Greenwich Country Club in Greenwich, Connecticut would only leave five percent tips. Customers at the Starbucks in Midtown Manhattan would only order tall lattes instead of venti ones. It was a truly depressing time for the white race in America.
©2016 Andrew Overett (P)2019 Andrew Overett
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