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No, that's perfectly normal. I'd probably ask the same thing as a white person if I were going to Africa. Racism is still a real thing, and it's understandable that someone would like to know whether or not they will be discriminated against because of their skin colour.
I mean, I keep coming across threads going, "Will [so and so] country like blacks?" "Are blacks accepted there?" "Can an black person date?"
I mean, you're the ones being racist for assuming people of other races are discriminatory towards you
It's not being "racist" to ask those type of questions. It's being realistic that racial ignorance is still very much a real thing in the world and people have legitimate concerns over how they might be treated.
Only a person who's never experienced this would feel comfortable asking this question
No, that's perfectly normal. I'd probably ask the same thing as a white person if I were going to Africa. Racism is still a real thing, and it's understandable that someone would like to know whether or not they will be discriminated against because of their skin colour.
You'd be treated like a king in Africa. They practically worship whites over there.
And black people are treated like dirt or looked down upon wherever they go, racial hierarchy whites at the top blacks at the bottom...
I hate the posh Eton/Oxbridge people who run this country also. I am white British but have nothing in common with them, we shouldn't make this about race but class. Nobody in my area would ever be a CEO of a company, a politician, a judge etc either. We are also looked down upon because of our working class accents, what we wear etc. It is class that ruins the UK.
I hate the posh Eton/Oxbridge people who run this country also. I am white British but have nothing in common with them, we shouldn't make this about race but class. Nobody in my area would ever be a CEO of a company, a politician, a judge etc either. We are also looked down upon because of our working class accents, what we wear etc. It is class that ruins the UK.
I hate the posh Eton/Oxbridge people who run this country also. I am white British but have nothing in common with them, we shouldn't make this about race but class. Nobody in my area would ever be a CEO of a company, a politician, a judge etc either. We are also looked down upon because of our working class accents, what we wear etc. It is class that ruins the UK.
It seems to me that you dislike anyone who is successful or has received a very good education? Inverse snobbery at work? Most politicians didn't study at Oxbridge anyway.
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Most politicians didn't study at Oxbridge anyway.