Questions?

I'm white, and married to a black woman. Gotta say, this is pretty accurate. Add shitty service from wait staff when the white person a table over gets regular checkups, and doctors not taking anything she says seriously, even when her symptoms are obvious. And people being rude to her when she asks a question, but nice to me when I ask them the same question a moment later.

It's one thing to know, in abstract, that racism exists. But experiencing it through what my wife goes through on a daily basis has really opened my eyes. It feels like we exist in 2 separate worlds when we're not out together.

Missing the classic, "You speak so well!" Like, wtf, did you expect me to speak in pure jive and clicks???

I'll give you a bonus one: "But where are you originally from?"

Here's a bonus I saw at college: "Can I touch your hair?" it's an especially weird one.

Imagine people being racist.

Thank you for attending my TED talk.

What type of racism is this? It’s an everyday sort but contains institutional and casual types. Is there a label for it?

It doesn't matter what the stats are, it's insanely rude.

Wtf? Is this someone's experience?

Are you guys ok over the pond? I thought every panel after the second was just silly but then I read the married guy’s comment..

https://www.deviantart.com/alexandradal/art/Questions-333046977

What is sad is that this will be viewed as normal and acceptable next year because saying it's not acceptable is "woke."

Don't think I ever saw this. But then again I'm in a blue city, so there's that.

Edit: Not saying theres no racism, there is a lot in fact. But I never see the type depicted in this comic. Its either overt racism with yelling slurs, or its just a normal interaction. I dont see much passive agressiveness.

Last question is pretty legit though. Isn't there data of how many black kids grow up without a father?