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After a brief stint in a mental facility, Hartford comedian Rob Soto who's too light-skinned to be black, too black to be white, Rob Soto is a Beige man living with a white man's disease.
After a brief stint in a mental facility, Hartford comedian Rob Soto who's too light-skinned to be black, too black to be white, Rob Soto is a Beige man living with a white man's disease.
After a brief stint in a mental facility, Hartford comedian Rob Soto who's too light-skinned to be black, too black to be white, Rob Soto is a Beige man living with a white man's disease.
After a brief stint in a mental facility, Hartford comedian Rob Soto who's too light-skinned to be black, too black to be white, Rob Soto is a Beige man living with a white man's disease.
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