You're listening to the drag.

It's the spring semester at Texas Southmost College in Brownsville. Dr Tony Zavalletta is

teaching his intro to sociology class like he does every semester. It's a big

class with well over a hundred students.

It was not any different from any other intro to sociology, large class in a large classroom

that I had taught. But one student sticks out. She and her two

sidekicks always sat in the very back row and of course I wasn't happy about that and I would urge people in the back row to move

up but there was so many students in that class that it just was not possible.

But that's not the only reason.

She was a rather tall.

You know, as far as Hispanic women go,

who are generally short.

I know that's a stereotype, but it's true.

She was a tall, a tall woman and looked different.

She was different, so she stood out.

Her name is Sarah Adrette.

Sarah Adrette was someone who was known on campus.

She was known.

She was a gym rat. She was in, we had some very significant

women's volleyball teams, national champion volleyball teams at Texas South Mills College in the 80s and she was kind of like a

I don't know exactly what her position was but we'll say that she was kind of a

mascot she hung around with them. She's also blonde and the thing about the

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