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Anonymous #1 3w

Elaborate please. I feel like you mean something that you don’t mean for me to think you mean

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Anonymous #4 3w

For me, it is a specific behavior that I don’t like. Doesn’t matter the color of the person doing the behavior. I just don’t like the behavior. Now, I also do have the ability to recognize that MOST (not all) of the behavior just so happens to be done by a group of ppl with common skin color

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Anonymous #1 3w

you yapping about a behavior and don’t say what it is. don’t be shy.

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Anonymous #7 3w

There’s a lot I don’t like. And they encompass different groups of ppl

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Anonymous #1 3w

if all of that applies to one racial group that just sounds like racism, especially since you’re refusing to give examples lmao

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Anonymous #7 3w

It doesn’t all apply to one racial group. Being loud on the phone in public. -Blk Smelling like shit - Indian Wearing you pants so low I can see your underwear - blk Staring for no reason - Asian Being a bitch - Canadian

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Anonymous #1 3w

Being a racist dumb fuck - you

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Anonymous #4 3w

Ooh you got me

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Anonymous #1 3w

I’ve seen plenty of white people doing all of those, especially that last one with you 👍

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Anonymous #7 3w

Well if you reference what I said before, all people do those things. But the majority is those groups i mentioned. It’s all about pattern recognition

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Anonymous #1 3w

“racism but it’s ok because my stereotypes are based on a 100% completely unbiased ‘pattern recognition,’ trust”

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Anonymous #7 3w

#7 gets it 🤝🏻

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Anonymous #2 3w

i feel like white women are usually shamed for being with a black man when they start acting differently ykwim? like when white moms will call their black children the n word like that’s weird ash. Or when they start using AAVE all of a sudden. But obv there’s no issue with a white lady dating a black man

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Anonymous #8 3w

Was it all of a sudden or that’s just how u met them?

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