High School 2 - Diversity - the Clash
“Oh, wait; she was still standing directly in front of the principal’s office. She would be safe for the moment, at least.
“Why, Carla. I’m so fortunate to have run into you today.”
Carla grimaced. “Yes, I’m sure it’s your lucky day.”
Miranda took another step forward. Again their noses were about four inches apart. “No, it’s YOUR lucky day, and you can just consider me your guardian angel. Maybe it escaped your notice, but Frank is taken. He and Sandra are a couple now. So unless you feel like ...getting slammed, you might want to think again before you get too friendly with him. Just a word to the wise.”
Carla nodded her head slowly. “Well, maybe it escaped your notice that both Frank and I happen to be Hispanic.
That’s “Mexican” to you, okay? It just so happens that we were in the middle of an intellectual discussion about El Dia de los Muertos. It’s a very important day in the life of your average Mexican person.” She flipped her hand. “But of course you wouldn’t understand.”MoreLess
“Why, Carla. I’m so fortunate to have run into you today.”
Carla grimaced. “Yes, I’m sure it’s your lucky day.”
Miranda took another step forward. Again their noses were about four inches apart. “No, it’s YOUR lucky day, and you can just consider me your guardian angel. Maybe it escaped your notice, but Frank is taken. He and Sandra are a couple now. So unless you feel like ...getting slammed, you might want to think again before you get too friendly with him. Just a word to the wise.”
Carla nodded her head slowly. “Well, maybe it escaped your notice that both Frank and I happen to be Hispanic.
That’s “Mexican” to you, okay? It just so happens that we were in the middle of an intellectual discussion about El Dia de los Muertos. It’s a very important day in the life of your average Mexican person.” She flipped her hand. “But of course you wouldn’t understand.”MoreLess
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