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An Indian Hindu Sadhu holds his adopted child, Bajrangi, while walking on the banks of the Sangam, on father’s day in Allahabad on June 16, 2013.
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An Indian Hindu Sadhu holds his adopted child, Bajrangi, while walking on the banks of the Sangam, on father’s day in Allahabad on June 16, 2013.
[Credit : Sanjay Kanojia/AFP/Getty Images]
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“Where I grew up, everyone called each other ‘nigger’ all the time. It was meant to be endearing, but I don’t think it’s healthy. Words have energy. If you were to refer to a child as ‘satan’ his entire life, how do you think he’d turn out? So I’m trying something new. Whenever I see someone, I refer to them as ‘mister’ or ‘missus.’ I’m trying to put that energy onto people.”
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