No, it's not Obama. It's not the Colonel. It's not even the Kool Aid guy. It's the dreamy little dish that created the coupon above, Diane Fedele. Not because of her creativity. It's because she has the guts so say this:
Diane said she doesn’t think in racist terms, pointing out she once supported Republican Alan Keyes, an African-American who previously ran for president.
And more impressively, this: “I didn’t see it the way that it’s being taken. I never connected,” she said. “It was just food to me. It didn’t mean anything else.”
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This is a woman among women.
1 comment:
"It was just food to me..."
I believe that woman's pants are on fire.
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