I thought they hanged negros in Georgia...

...if they came near a white girl. Or at least burnt down their cabins.

They seem to backpedal the racial discrimination theme in this story, in favour of white on white sex abuse. (I suppose racial discrimination is so old hat these days.)

Though the version I've just seen on TV was so heavily cut it's hard to see what it was supposed to be about. Nothing about "wiggling things for nickels" as in the Quotes section.

Why do TV companies have to treat us as toddlers, even at the expense of comprehensibility?