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<blockquote data-quote="cowboy43" data-source="post: 1272769" data-attributes="member: 10124"><p>Texas is 660 miles wide , and 770 miles long, it is so big their is 5 different accents in tx. My family came from Tenn and Miss, in the 1800's my uncles and mother had that real southern accent. My ancestors owned plantations, they owned slaves and fought in the Cival war , they came to tx. After the war. I am proud of my southern and tx. heritage, it really concerns me that our heritage is being taken away from us. </p><p> I saw a picture of the White House with the caption, Built By Slaves so should we tear it down?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cowboy43, post: 1272769, member: 10124"] Texas is 660 miles wide , and 770 miles long, it is so big their is 5 different accents in tx. My family came from Tenn and Miss, in the 1800's my uncles and mother had that real southern accent. My ancestors owned plantations, they owned slaves and fought in the Cival war , they came to tx. After the war. I am proud of my southern and tx. heritage, it really concerns me that our heritage is being taken away from us. I saw a picture of the White House with the caption, Built By Slaves so should we tear it down? [/QUOTE]
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