What I didn't do was get blackout drunk, drive while intoxicated, throw up in someone else's bathrooms, etc.

Also, no sexist, racist, xenophobic costumes.

How about you?

But not as much as Northam and Kavanaugh. Maybe it’s a generational thing.

And a friend named Squi?

I must have been really boring, eh?

heals, protects, and inoculates
all of the righteous
against the powers of darkness'

- Dew

Nothing involving me personally, but some things in my late 1960s UNC yearbooks have not aged well. Some sections could have been lifted from "Animal House".

… but no blackface. We had toga parties, but no Clan costumes. Richard Pryor had a promo tour then - and the caption, "This @#$ Crazy" was used with a photo of him doing stand-up. I worked in media activities and voted against the caption, but it was explained to me and made sense - something Richard Pryor was doing, at the time. The phrase was okay with our black representatives, or we wouldn't have gone there… diversity opens communication and understanding.

Someone wrote "fuck you"but in my yearbook, but I'm gay and it was the South in the early 2000's so...

And while I never saw anyone in blackface, I'd not be surprised to learn it happened. It probably did. Hate in America is awful and powerful. They celebrated Matthew Shepherd's death in the lunchroom. I can't even IMAGINE what they did to black students.

Oh, and students in my high school used the N word. I know because I heard it. (And this happened while our student body president was black.) Their audacity to say those things was sickening. They thought they could say and do any hateful thing they wanted without consequence.

There is a serious problem with bigotry and racism. It's why we still need affirmative action. It's why we still need to take politicians to task. It's why we still need the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, and the Southern Poverty Law Center. It's why Northam needs to resign.