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Old 05-14-2008, 05:25 PM   #81 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by ISparticus View Post
Last night, I was at a Friday's having dinner with a friend of mine who happened to be black. We're friends, not dating and no relationship.

As we sat there, two unattractive white women sat sneering at us from a table next to us.

I heard "...take all the good men..."

And a lot of other racially charged comments. Luckily for them, my friend didn't hear them. (I have hyper-active hearing and I can hear **** like this all the time). That would have been an ugly scene and they would have looked like even bigger *******s than they were.

Have we really come anywhere in race relations? These women were about 28-35...so it's not like they were from the Brown V. Board of Education days. They've been raised in a society that encourages inclusion and tolerance of differences.

I was shocked. As I left, I looked directly at them and towards them. One of them got pissed, one of them buried her head in shame.

So, tRCMB...what's the deal? Do we talk a good game but don't follow through with it?

Does anyone here...honestly...have a problem with two people of different "races" and sexes having dinner together?
I am white and married to a gorgeous Ethiopian women. I get the death looks all the time from white women my age. We have two kids from her previous marriage and I cannot believe the crap these kids have to go through. Moved to Fairfax Va. for the good public schools, the teachers and program are totally racist and I am disgusted with our two face society. When I schedule meetings with school officials to talk about the problem, they don't know what to do because I am white and accusing them of racism. I don't think or have any hope that racism will ever go away.
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