Race

zitothebrave said:
As you would call them, colored folk
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I was in Vermont last year, and 2 years before that. Not sure where you’re where you’re hiding the colored folk, but I see more of them climb into a minivan in my neighbor’s driveway every morning than I saw in days in Vermont. Not too much for you guys to tolerate, I guess.
 
Maybe theres like one family who are The Official Colored Folk of the State of Vermont? Kinda like the Cardinal is the official state bird of NC, Tyrone and Gladys are the official colored people of VT?
 
Jaw said:
Maybe theres like one family who are The Official Colored Folk of the State of Vermont? Kinda like the Cardinal is the official state bird of NC, Tyrone and Gladys are the official colored people of VT?
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The whole community jumps to greet them when they are seen to make sure everyone knows that "WE ARE TOLERANT!".
 
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The “Celebrate Diversity” t shirts I saw all over Boston and Salem were the best. Literally saw more of those shirts than I saw of colored people.
 
When I was 10 years old my older brother and some of our friends were playing basketball at the state park.

Group of older black guys came up and took our brand new basketball (mind you I was poor growing up so it was a big deal). They picked it up and looked at us and said it was there ball. They proceeded to bounce it on the ground and said "It bounces like our ball - Its our ball". Then they took it after a few minutes of intimidating us. We were kids so could do nothing.

Formative to say the least. Zito fortunately never had to deal with these people.
 
thethe said:
How many colored folk are you seeing on a day to day basis?
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A handful. Depends on what I'm doing. If I'm jsut being a hermit like today, none because all I'll see today is my wife. BUt if I go out any amount a bunch. My best friend is half Filipino, a have a friend who's black south african (don't worry he's legal) and his wife is I believe bangladeshi. I make sure to hang out with the Thai people when I can, and same with anyone else. I'm not anything special, I just go places and sit around and talk. I"m not really discriminatory, I in fact just don't like most people.
 
So one a week and he’s actually not African American.

So actually 0

That was somehow about what I thought you’d say.

You need to sit this one out champ
 
thethe said:
When I was 10 years old my older brother and some of our friends were playing basketball at the state park.

Group of older black guys came up and took our brand new basketball (mind you I was poor growing up so it was a big deal). They picked it up and looked at us and said it was there ball. They proceeded to bounce it on the ground and said "It bounces like our ball - Its our ball". Then they took it after a few minutes of intimidating us. We were kids so could do nothing.

Formative to say the least. Zito fortunately never had to deal with these people.
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I grew up just south of Trenton NJ. I worked at a McDonalds in High School with Central American visa workers and members of various races (weirdly a lot of Indians who wanted to work management at McDonalds) I worked with a handful of bloods, and a latin king. I was given an N word pass from one dude before I told him I'm not dumb enough for that shit.

When I was 10 years old most grown men didn't fuck with me because I was getting close to being as tall as them and if they did, my brother would have fucked with them. Sorry you didn't have that. Had to do some math but at 10 I would have been around 5'7. Didn't hit 6 til around 13 and didn't hit 6'4 til 18-20 (there was 3 year gap in doctor visits) . Was a slower grower for some reason when puberty hit.

There was something you could do, you didn't want to do it. Which is fine. Standing up for yourself is scary. We know you whimper all the time. But this does explain why you don't leave your basement.
 
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