Any whites here experience racism before? if so what?
814508
Never have I experienced racism and have been with many different cultures.  I am physically challenged and I believe that this helps people of various colours to identify with me and vice versa.  Sad part is that I have never experienced any feelings of being a little different from any of those of different races but have felt the experience of prejudice and/or fear from people of the while race from being physically different from them
334587
Are you a racist?\nNot...dam, what's the word...Inferring anything about you, just wondering.\n\nProbably just as many as white fathers and Latin American Fathers.
1178525
Do you hate white people? Why would you even ask that?
311659
"especially white" so you are more tolerant of racism coming from other races? Sounds racist to me.
915289
No. Im proud to White too. Haha but dont say that too loud, you might be called a racist.
887086
I am white, but I can tell you that any kind of hate hurts. \n A few years ago, I was working at a fast food restaurant. I had a problem with a black female customer who started calling me prejudice (among a few racial slurs). The entire crew laughed so hard, they had tears in their eyes. A few minutes later, my black husband walked in the door! The customer was so embarrassed, I bet she learned her lesson.\n People know that racism still hurts, why do you think that customer started yelling the racial slurs? She damn sure wasn't trying to tip me! It did hurt me until the store crew pointed out the humor in the situation by laughing at her.
419198
Damn, just when I thought I knew myself, I became a racist. Who knew?\n\nhmmmm........
1055197
I have to agree with the majority of answerers....nowadays we see inverted racism with a bias against the whites.   I feel sorry for the police in having such a difficult job where they are damned if they do and damned if they don't!
470888
I think it's similar to "race discrimination" it's only the whites that do it.\n\nhttp://thebaldchemist.blogspot.com/
566763
Some of the most racist individuals I have ever encountered are the ones who are constantly claiming Whites to be racist.
1095047
You should feel really fortunate for having been born white. Be glad that people don't automatically assume the worst about you. Don't be bitter.\nUnfortunately, minorities have been the targets of systematic oppression in this country for centuries. Dark skinned people have had many doors slammed in their faces based on their skin color alone, and still do. These programs are aimed at opening new doors of opportunity by considering the limitations placed on people of color and what achievements have been made in spite of those limitations. Keep in mind, there isn't a scholarship waiting for every little minority child. There are still qualifications to be met. And there is still a lot of unmet need.\nLook for scholarships aimed at: people in your family's income bracket, geographic area, who attended school in your district, with your religious affiliation, members of school clubs and organizations, children of union members, children of employees of some firms, children of alumni to some colleges and universities, children of parents with certain occupational affiliations, and people of your ancestral background (i.e. Welsh, Irish, Italian, etc.), to name a few. For more info go to http://www.fastweb.com/.\nAlso consider employers that offer tuition reimbursement. That's how I earned my way through college.
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NO all of that comes from people who have a need to whine about something and be treated better because they are of a different racial background.  The people who accuse whites of being racist and greedy are the actual racists and are hypocrites.
535542
I think in city and suburban areas it's better than previous generations. But the further out you got away from the city and 'burbs, you realize it's not dead. I live just outside of DC (in MD) and grew up going to school with all different races black,white,hispanic,asian,immigrants from all over - and it was all love. If you didn't like somebody it was because they were an a-hole. I'm white, my first friend in kindergarden was black. I didn't know about racism until I was older. I went to college for 3 semesters in West Virgina (country WV at that), and met white dudes my age who had hang-ups about non-white people. \n\nMy wife has family outside of Charlottesville, VA. It's a little more country down there, and I've noticed racism with young folks. My wife's younger cousin's fiance has a sister who married a black guy - and now (the cousin's fiance's) family refuses to talk to her or have anything to do with her. Maybe it's learned from the parents.\n\nBut in the DC area, I haven't met ONE racist white dude in their 20's or younger that grew up here. So I think progress is happening. As the cities grow and the suburbs stretch further, I think it will continue to get better (I hope). But people have prejudgists, and I think the solution is to live amongst each other, grow up with each other, and know each other. In the country, most white folks only interact with other white folks, thus non-white people become foreign and unfamiliar. That unfamiliarity leads to misconception and misunderstanding, and ultimately racism. \n\nBut you probably live in a 'melting pot' area like me, and can appreciate that people are just people. Racism seems foolish and almost funny (but not really at all) to me and my folks.
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people like that definitely exist.\n"White Flight" is very prevalent in Mass as well. As soon as white families saw a few negros moving into their town, they all ran for the hills.\n\nPeople like that will ask you stupid questions like "do you get shot at like everyday?"\n\n"Are you part of a gang?"\n\nand other annoying racist shit
751908
racism exists every where once theres ignorant people out there in the world there's always gonna be racism!what happened?did you get some sort abuse?if so ignore it them people arnt worth your energy!
1077445
Amen. Reverse racism sucks. I know, I lived with it for 22 years. People think white people have it all - not in the South, they don't.
894389
Unfortunatly yes, and from what I understand it is worse in some areas then others. I was rasied to accept everyone and I am still shocked when I meet people who make racist comments, like my roommate in college was smart but remained a racist because her dad was... It's sad. My aunt is white and married to a black guy, they have a restraunt in North Carolina and due to the racism down there she is struggling with her business. Shes in a black community that doesn't like that shes married to a balck guy. So it goes both ways.  I say, we should all love one another! Discriminate based on actions not race! But hey, not everyone is me...