But at least they did include a neat little mini-documentary that they decided to share. The school seems to have somehow gotten a smidge more diverse since I graduated from it back in 1992. Back then, educators were saying that the demographics of Stuart were providing a window into how schools across the nation would look. I've got a buddy who is coaching football in the Twin Cities, and I think he'd agree that there are some minorities playing football now that he didn't see a whole of lot in his playing days. Which is cool--football is the new American past time and the New American past time, if you get me.
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That is cool. On my team we have kids from Burma, Laos, Vietnam, Ethiopia, Somalia, Kenya, Nigeria, Mexico, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ojibwe Nation, and others. It truly is the national past time.
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