 and who was doing the good work by being alongside them. And in that place, I learned a different set of lessons because where we had come from, it was where there was a class background that was only partially accurate and ascribed to my family. That when we were viewed as rednecks in Columbia, we got to see a little bit of a taste of how the town thought about anybody who might not fit into the paradigm of who deserved most to be there.