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Foley Students Enjoy Trip to Inauguration

After a 15-hour bus ride and spending hours waiting in line in the bitter cold, a group of Foley students said it was well worth it to see President Obama take the oath.

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SheDidDat - 1/22/2013 3:58 PM
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REALLY, jdsma292. Get it together. stop trying to use reverse racism antics.

jdsma292 - 1/22/2013 12:09 AM
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I saw this story on the 10:00 pm broadcast. The story included photos and comments from the children. I did not see, in the entire story, one white child. I assume there are white students in Foley. If so, it raises a couple of questions? Were no white students invited to attend this school function? If white students were invited, why did you choose to glaringly omit them from your coverage?
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