Have you any experience with racism?

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HotPinkDominatrxSlut · Accepted Answer

I'm a natural blonde blue eyed white girl and damn proud of it. There's nothing wrong at all with being proud of white and blonde hair and blue eyed. Blacks especially black women are the most racist people of all. Blacks both men and women always blame white people for all their problems and why they're so dumb and have never invented anything or built anything beyond mud or straw huts and are jealous because white people are so much smarter and have invented and built so much. They blane whites for things they didn't do very few dud such as slavery and wars. Far more nonwhites we're slaveowners in many different countries than whites and there have been many whites that have been slaves. Blacks are the most violent and commit the most crimes and murders of any race. Whites are the least violent and commit the least crimes and murders of any race. Of course black women are soooo jealous of beautiful blonde hair blue eyed white girls like me because we're by far the most beautiful most feminine and smartest girls and men of all races love and literally worship us and they're so ugly and dumb and have bad hair and look and smell like monkeyshit and no man of any race lives or wants them. The only thing good at all about the black race is that black men are so damn sexy. Which is why I'm married to and have kids with a very dark sexy black man. This of course makes black women even more jealous of me.
I'm 4'11" and 88 lbs with natural pure platinum blonde super shiny very healthy hair longer than I am tall, the lightest brightest bluest eyes , natural large tits, a perfect body, and the most beautiful face and most beautiful smile. Ialways dress all head to toe in very super bright pink. I wear glasses that are very super bright pink. Everything I wear and own including my houses and cars and everything in my houses and cars is very super bright pink. Even the cigarettes I smoke are very super bright pink
Black women have always been sooo jealous of me. They're jealous of my beautiful white skin, my beautiful natural pure platinum blonde super shiny super long hair, my very bright very light beautiful blue eyes, my beautiful face, my beautiful smile, my perfect body, my natural large tits, my intelligence, my femininity, and my slutiness.
Black women especially get soooo mad and jealous when they see me with my very dark sexy black husband and it's soooo amusing to see.
So the two good things about blacks black men are so sexy have such big dicks and fuck so damn good and black women are so funny and amusing with how jealous they are if us and his mad they get when they see beautiful blonde hair blue eyed white girls like me with dark sexy black men and the black kids we have with dark sexy black men. Other than that they're completely worthless as well as by far the most racist. While whites are the most superior smartest and least racist and us beautiful blonde hair blue eyed white girls are by far the most beautiful most feminine sluttiest smartest girls on the planet.

sunflower00 · Accepted Answer

No I haven’t experienced it myself as I’m white. But I have black friends who have experienced horrible racism, and the most shocking/disgusting/worst is the treatment that my sister’s best friend has been put through. All the boys at school would call her the n word, make up extremely racist songs about her, tell her to go back to Africa, etc. (all while getting with this girl’s white friends, which made her feel extremely ugly and unlovable). Her friends stuck up for her, but I’m still mad at my sister for not cutting that group of people off and continuing to party with them and speak to them at school. They would also shout racist things to the girl at school, and would drive past her house shouting things too.

The poor girl would be in tears to my parents every night wishing she was white. She’s such a lovely girl too.

Sixgunsound · Accepted Answer

The anti-white bias in academia is the most intense it has ever been right now. If you don’t mouth the right buzzwords and denigrate yourself sufficiently you don’t get published or committee memberships or any kind of advancement whatsoever. If you commit a really bad wrongthink your credentials and hopes of future employment go away, but your debt doesn’t. In an environment that bills itself as the center of a free exchange of ideas, the censorship of thought crime is more intense there than anywhere else I’ve encountered. Modern academia is like Henry Ford’s original Model T, in that you can have any color you want, as long as it’s black.

There was a time in my undergraduate days, when I was dating a woman originally from Ghana, where we were walking to a restaurant and some fraternity assholes drove by and threw eggs at us because we were an interracial couple.

Once, when I was trying to pay for my things at Wal-Mart, a black cashier pretended his line was closed until a black person got in his line.

At one of my building assignments during my time as hospital security, my Lieutenant, who was a member of the Black Panthers, constantly tried to make up problems to write me up for because of my race, hoping to get rid of the creepy cracker on his shift ( I was one of two white people on a six person shift). He refused to help me in fights and would go so far as to send the other guys on patrols to different buildings or off campus when he sent me into bad calls alone. He knew he was too old and heavy to win facing me like a man so he kept trying to get me hurt by a patient.

My academic advisor in undergrad taught all the black studies courses and most of the women’s studies as well. It was an open secret that she hated me for how I had no choice in being born. The one time I actually needed her help outside of standard end of year course selection, she somehow found out I was coming during office hours and shut the door once I passed the dept secretary as her door was open and I heard music coming from office. After knocking politely the music turned up. I called her desk line and she let it ring. I messaged her cell phone to no avail. After knocking on the door for like ten minutes and having several other people poke their heads out of their offices to see what the fuss was all about, I had somewhere to be. When I finally caught up with her she had the audacity to say she was sorry she couldn’t hear me knocking.
That’s just a quick off the top of my head sample, but I’m in an east coast area where it’s ok to be racist against white people so I’m sure I’ll think of more if given sufficient time.

WhiteSteve · Accepted Answer

I’m from Boston, and there’s pretty tangible racism here. It’s more just spoken words above all else, but it can manifest itself in actions too. When I was a baby, I lived in an Italian hood. Our upstairs neighbor started dating a black guy, our landlord found out, and he literally posted up outside the door of the building with a pistol and waited for them/him, and said something to the effect of “if you bring that spook around here again, I’ll shoot you both.” This was also right around the time white people were throwing rocks and shit at newly integrated black students when they started bussing people instead just having a school for your neighborhood. And this is like 1980, that’s not that long ago, a lot of these people are still alive or are just the next generation of those assholes.

Another good example: there was a huge brawl after school between the skaters and the Irish kids from Southie, state police came with the paddy wagon, the whole deal, like 40 kids fighting, and all of them happened to be white. I’m watching it all go down, the cops get there, and three seniors walked out of the athletic building (two black and one white…and the white kid is super preppy, suburban, all-American, all-everything, captain and QB of the football team, National Honors Society, kid went to like Columbia or some Ivy League school). A cop runs up and tells them to show IDs. Mike, the white kid, protests, and is like “sir, we literally JUST walked outside, we didn’t even know this was happening…”, and the cop says “shut up and go home. You two [black dudes]…let me see your IDs!” Fucking crazy. Same shit happened on the block when I was a teenager. Cops would roll up and harass us, maybe search some of us, etc, and I’ve literally been told “get the hell out of here” while they continued to harass my black friends, almost with this tone of “kid, don’t you know what kind of trouble THESE PEOPLE are?”

My girlfriend is Puerto Rican, and people say stupid shit to her ALL THE TIME, it’s not just black people. People weren’t that cool to the Chinese or Vietnamese who lived near me either. I gotta run, don’t have time to go into all the details, but it’s just dumb shit after dumb shit after dumb shit, so I’m just way too exhausted of all these decades of being told there’s no fucking problem🙄😒

OlderAndWiser · Answer

When I was a young teen, our schools were integrated by closing black schools and busing those studnts to our schools. Most of the black students who came to our school hated me and others simply because we were white. That is racism.

DataOrganizer27 · Answer

I grew up in a predominantly black neighborhood and got chased down a few times for being the "whitey" on the wrong side of town.

I've also moved out of there since then and have quite thick skin, and have noticed in the suburbs that a lot of the black people I meet are more courteous when you hold a door for them than any other race, including white people.

I've also seen white guys get turned down for jobs in fast food joints because they needed another minority on staff. I've also seen guys get put on a backseat to take care of female customers first even though he was first in line.
Its a matter of the head because we're all too worried about being politically correct. Give up on the idea of racism and sexism and you'll see just how overinflated it is.

I think people are either assholes or they aren't. What does their race matter? Racism is so overinflated.

Msputiton · Answer

Yes.
I was like 8 when my white best friend momma met me for the first time.
The next day she told me, that we can't be friends anymore because her parents said black people are evil and the devil's demons.

I had a white guy dressed up in a kkk outfit holding a noose up to black people he walked by.

My team had a out of town game. We were all sitting in the conference room of the hotel.
Me and 3 other black teammates were sitting quietly talking, and the white teammates were running around screaming and chasing eachother.

The hotel manager walked past them, and told us we had to leave because we were acting like animals.

I random group of white guys drove past me and my friend and threw something at us, and told us to go back to Africa.

I got like 10 more instances but this is enough

dovendyret · Answer

I've not been discriminated against due to my race = systematic racism but I've dealt with racism on an indivual level.

Met my fair share of refugees who were racist against white people, heck I now realize I was friends with people - who were racist against white people. Some of it was first aimed at me - then it was just a part of my social circle. Got rid of a lot of my own predjuicm during that time.

Must add that my experiences with racism is minor to what I've heard my siblings, friends and fiance speak about.

Smoke-n-Growls · Answer

Plenty. Fortunately most have been passive/not violent.

My "favourite" was when I was dating a white boy who lived in a very VERY white suburb. Like, Chinese food ordered for delivery came with MARINARA sauce sort of white.

He and I were sitting in the back of the bus, heading to his place. The route passed by a popular fast food place. Once we passed it, the ~6 other white people - all 40-70 years old - turned around to look at me with this extremely worried and concerned expression.

Then I told them it was okay, because I don't work there, and legit this one old lady sighed and put her hand on her chest like "oh, good".

Not everyone who looks like me works at a fucking fast food place, racist Karens.🙄

boldlyblu · Answer

Yes, reverse racism as a matter of fact, my apt manager ( she's black I'm white). When I first moved into the apartment I live in it's section 8 and normal rent.
I have always paid normal rent no help subsidiaries or otherwise.
The first few times the manager came in my apt she proceeded to look in my closets, fridge, and my oven. Then told me don't I know what bleach is? I was offended, this had never happened to me. Since living here 3 years I've seen her reapeatly do things of thos nature or like trash had blown out of the dumpster on a windy day it was not closed tightly so she went through the garbage bag until she came to an envelope to whom it belonged to and sited them for improper disposal of trash. She to is white. I've watched black women fight around the vehicles before 6 am, bounty hunters come looking for people and nothing happens to them.

snowboarder720 · Answer

Not really. As a white cis male I don’t experience much oppression for what I’m born with (I call that privilege). My girlfriend who is black experiences racism on a daily basis.
Ever since I’ve dated her I’ve experienced passive racism from the public. I say passive because nobody yells things directly at us about our skin color. It’s always in a passive way.
For example my girlfriend and I walk into a store and this old white lady looks at us really funny the entire time. She asks me if I need help finding anything but doesn’t say a word to my girlfriend or even acknowledge her. She was very rude. I couldn’t put exact logic to how uncomfortable I felt being in there. After we left my girlfriend explained how the lady behind the counter was SUPER racist. Almost all forms of racism her and I encounter it’s very passive and can be dismissive if you don’t know how racism exists today.

saintsRow3 · Answer

I dated a Girl a while back.
She Told me she needed a ride so I Picked her up. Come to find out she didn’t need a Ride but she was Affiliated with some bad dudes that Wanted me dead. Since I Beat Up one of there good friend and put him in the Hospital for Trying to Rob me.
When I arrived 2 black dudes Hit my car I drove off a bit away. And walked over where they were. And I Shot one of them with a Taser gun and Hit him in his mouth and the other i Knocked him off his Feet and he hit his head and was knocked out cold. I Then Waited for the police 👮‍♂️ To show up.

Iron_Man · Answer

Yes I was robbed in the hood walking home alone because the color of my skin and I was warned don’t keep walking down here they don’t like white people. I came from a nightclub my friends were playing a joke on me trying to leave me at the club and I got pissed so I started walking home trying to find my way back to US1 they only got three dollars anyway and just justice was served by a black cop helping me out and they went out a two hour manhunt for him with the police dogs And caught him so it was it went to court eventually he pleaded guilty or something or no contest he was charged though for robbery threatening with a handgun. He only got three dollars anyway but the Italian wallet cost $75 dollars was never repaid. I forgave the guy and wished him good luck in his life On the final court date

Dinklex3 · Answer

Not in person & not directed at me.
Mostly just online crap.
Grew up in Northern New York
I think the only racist crap i heard was hearing my childhood friend's grandpa say she was hanging out with "that n** girl".
He wasn't rude to my face or anything though 😅

Datboi65 · Answer

Let's just say, half of it I can't say because I will probably get banned from the website.

List of the things I was called:

Monkey
Slave
Blackie
Date palm (the fruit is dark)
Derogatory gestures

You know the usual.

Security checks are a bitch.

Oigit · Answer

Out side of some snide remarks or people talking on their breath no. I never really paid it no mind. Though I find it funny that the people running their mouth never did so when no one else was around or did so close enough that I could instantly punch them in the mouth. So I think if you are going to make a racist remark towards someone, don't be a coward about it. Make you right make to their face and loud enough they will hear you. If you not willing to do that, keep your mouth shut.

Aerissa_Jade · Answer

For the most part no, not directed to me... had a issue more with sexism than racism but in certain area's I've been the Latino farm workers use racist insults at the white people working there, often calling them names like crackers.

Even if they don't take offense to it, still could be seen as racist.

HighValue · Answer

Yes, while working in the California school system. I am White and have experienced discrimination based on my race, as well as witnessed it against three other White co-workers in the school system too. Plus I have seen school discipline against White students be harsher than against other students for the same offense.

worldscolide · Answer

I have.. Many years ago I was applying for a job working in IT.. I was politely informed that they weren't hiring anyone who is white. Thankfully I recorded the conversation and handed that information over to the state department of labor. And they were shut down..

ArtemisSilver · Answer

Yea, I've had people specifically hararas and physically attack me for being white.

It was irritating because I know if I defended myself (was in high school) I'd be painted as the bad guy.

The experiences I've had as an adult are more like subtle workplace discrimination and harrassment/bullying as well as being passed over for promotion.

Friendlybro79 · Answer

Personally very little. I have been with friends who have been treated extremely poorly because of the color of their skin and it was heartbreaking, eye opening, alarming, and one time, I yelled at the person in defense of my friend. I didn't know what else to do. It is so disappointing that people behave so poorly all over skin tone.

crmoore · Answer

Yes, but not in the way the modern left asserts racism is. I hardly ever see racism towards minorities, but a subsection of minorities (while concerningly growing, though thankfully still a comparatively small amount) seem to think that racism towards white people is appropriate, let alone acceptable.

Staximus · Answer

Back in 1999 I had a truckload of drunk Mexicans yelling and cursing me because I'm white. They threw beer bottles in my direction, because I went down the wrong street in Tijuana looking for my friends around 2 a. m. There was about 8 of them and it could have turned out a lot worse. One of the very few times I was smart enough to keep my big mouth shut so I could walk out of that street alive.

Fromdusktilldawn · Answer

Sometimes I feel like becoming racist against the type of immigrants here behave like parasites, refuse to go to work, refuse to integrate or adapt to our culture, bring their drug trafficing mafia here and cry "racist" if you tell them to turn down the loud music at 3am

ShakTreblat · Answer

I’ve had my gate share of experiences. My pops told me exactly what to expect and so did my Drill Sergeant in AIT. Unfortunately wearin a uniform doesn’t make some Soldiers good people

PinkMichae · Answer

Yes. And I'm considered white. But I've had people of color attack me for being white.

Stoner710 · Answer

Of course I’m white in 2022 course experience racism you’re not black so you can’t talk about these issues the fuck does being black have to do with issues or being a woman for that matter I’ve experienced sexism

Sun_Kim-Ai · Answer

Yes, because I had my mother' surname - which is a foreign surname in my country - and her accent.
I've since rectified that by taking my father' surname some years ago and doing my best to cover my accent.

Shaniyasjsjsjs · Answer

Yes I was at a hotel and my black family came inside the pool where this white family was. Wright when we came in they decided to leave next thing we know the manager told us she said we were fighting being loud etc. But little did she know the manager of that hotel was black so he came to talk to us about how racist she was being and he ignored her the whole time she attended there and she is no longer welcome back 😛

exitseven · Answer

Yes, Where I used to work I was hiring a new technician for my department. The HR director told me if I had a minority and he was qualified I had to hire him regardless of whether or not he would be a good fit for the job.

Aakash_Hangargi · Answer

Lol funny it has happened thrice now 😸.

Random girl saying Hi in inbox
Me hello we exchange words they are ok.

Everything is fine now they ask where are you from i say India boom either blocked or ghosted

DaveJord · Answer

Yup, as white male I have been discriminated against!!! IKR, even with white privilege and all, WTF is the is the world coming to?

genericname85 · Answer

that there's very little actual "racism" and very much of people getting offended on behalf of others or even on behalf of imaginary others that aren't actually real people.

Subarugirl · Answer

Yes I have. I have never personally been the receptacle of someone else's racist views but I have seen my friends and coworkers have to deal with racist bigots multiple times.

Rockstarrrrr · Answer

Not really... I don't live in a multicultural / multiracial society... we got a lot of racism based on religion tho.. But I'm not in the minorities, so...

Ms_Facesitter · Answer

Some friends were not allowed in the club we went to because of their skin color. We went partying somewhere else.

FunkyMonkee · Answer

Yes, a number of people in my family are racist and I've had a few black people throw racist "slurs" at me, for no reason at all.

Alwayreckles93 · Answer

Do much hate against white I would say. Hispanic Latinos attend to be more racist.

ShadezMcgee · Answer

Here and there with slurs, but it namely came with stereotypes.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes. I’ve been assaulted and spit on by Black people on more than one occasion while they called me a honky and a cracker and a white boy.

So fuck any of you for saying Black people can’t be racist.

NathanDavis · Answer

yes, few things here and there... nothing so outrageous, I think

mantelk · Answer

I live in Canada. There is little racism here. But whenever I came to US I noticed people are a lot more racist. They are generally unwelcoming and White people think they are superior.

TacosRAwesome · Answer

I'm on the browner scale of white and most of the time I get include in the random checks at the airport. Nothing invasive but always annoying.

CrysInGae · Answer

Im ½ german and in history class highschool was beyond and fucking nightmare oh my god.

It was mostly teachers too, they always pointed out how H1tler would favour me because im blond, blue-eyed and atheist. 🤦

Dargil · Answer

As accidents of daily life, I witnessed two Klan demonstrations.

FinalFantasyBro · Answer

Just obnoxious stereotypes but any seriously dangerous racism thankfully I haven't experienced any

LimitedBenefits101 · Answer

No but I have some friends from somalia or somali they tend to be racist towards other black people which is very confusing to me

imfreeze95 · Answer

Yes but unlike many other individuals I don’t let it effect my relationships with the police or other people

jackinoff · Answer

Yup. I've been called a cracker by Hispanics and was once called a "nasty ass white boy" while I was at work trying to move a pallet out this ladies way. Racism isn't just a white thing

CaptainLegal · Answer

Yeah, I changed 3 countries until now and I've have experienced some kind of racism

EaterPeter · Answer

I have somewhat with religion I was assigned to at birth and follow

Snakeyes7 · Answer

The internet is teeming with racists against every race.

EnglishEuropean · Answer

Not directed against me. I've seen plenty of casual racism in other people.

ManHater · Answer

Black people will always get hired even the stupid ones who are not even qualified for the job.

RunningQCSince1760 · Answer

Racism? Never heard of it here in Canada. Racism is an American, Australian and European thing.

Tornado92 · Answer

Yes and all from white people !!! White people are annoying!!! I am not interested in dating white bitches

UpdateGloomyNights_ · Answer

Yes i have bc Turks are soooo racist. İnshallah Allah kill them

SaoirseS · Answer

Yes, but mostly dealing with stereotypes.

Chiarac2003 · Answer

Yes… my boyfriend is blk.. so I’m used to it. 🤨

Smashingdoozy · Answer

Nope I'm white what are they going to say?

Pterodon · Answer

Yes I’ve been a victim of affirmative action

Jamie05rhs · Answer

Yeah. People assuming I'm rich.

Twalli · Answer

Not in person, I've heard anecdotes about it.

grega239 · Answer

No. Its basically non existent here

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