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We hooked yesterday's collection of the
five most memorable kid in trouble stories to the tale of Sean King, who got called to the principal's office after wearing blackface for a Martin Luther King Jr. project.
One reader thought someone else deserved to be there, too.
Natesha Gainer writes:
Come on, mom! The child didn't know better, but you should have.
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For more memorable takes, visit our Comment of the Day archive.
