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Hey there, folks. Question for you, are you racist if you prefer to hang out and live with members of your

own race?

Well, one group in Arkansas is taking that a little further.

And they're saying, not only do we prefer to only live with our own kind, we won't allow any

other kinds into our neighborhood. And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and T.J. Robs.

First reaction when the headlines came out, the community in Arkansas, they were developing

in whites only community in northwest Arkansas. Just your

minute before you read into it. Yeah. How do you react to seeing a headline like that? Well,

the reaction is that it's tribal mentality, it's exclusionary. Obviously, people want to

belong, but this is taking it a step too far. When you start excluding people saying you

can't live here, look, it may be, and this is debatable right now too far. When you start excluding people saying you can't live here,

look, it may be, and this is debatable right now, we're figuring it out whether or not it's legal or not,

but moral, ethical. I think it's sad, actually. I just think it's sad that you only want to be

around people who look like you, think like you, and act like you. You said moral, exclusionary, sad.

Yeah.

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