The Michael Berry Show I received a message from a listener and the message went did you know that they aren't calling the homeless

homeless any longer?

The new PC word is marginalized,

and she included a link to a community north of Houston called April Sound.

And it said April Sound Community Turkey Trot Thursday, November 23rd, 8 a.m. Fun for the family, exclamation mark. Bring your

golf carts, bikes, it's a kind of a resort community. Bring your golf carts, bikes,

neighbors and friends, let's bikes, neighbors and friends.

Let's walk, run, or roll a 5K for Turkey Day.

We will be collecting blankets, socks, and coats to donate to the marginalized in Conro.

Well, I guess that could be more than just the homeless.

That's what, when I was growing up up we had a word back then.

Y'all probably never heard of this word.

Do you know what we call people who needed

coats and socks and

is an old southern word.

I never hear it used anymore.

We call them poor and my mother thought those two owes should rhyme with books so she

called them poor I think. I think she feels like it's very, sometimes she'll put on a little bit of an air.

You know, the poor. I say poor, like you pour out the water. Poor or like a poor that has a

pimple in it. They're all the same word to me. Poor. That person doesn't have any money. That person doesn't have a

coat. That person doesn't have any food. They are poor. Words have meaning. Words have a great deal of meaning. George Orwell

said in 1984, the book, not the year. Don't you see that the whole aim of newspeak

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