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20. I was a modern parable. An Urban Legend.

That is obvious within the first few lines.

The important thing is not the race or political bent of the person refusing to sit next to a fellow human being for a few hours. The evil in all scenarios would be the very act of bigotry itself.

Not all white women are bigots or villains either.

What you are fearing is what I see as the simple beauty of this modern fable.

Yes, it can be retold with practically endless variations of types of people playing the role of the bigot and their object of wrath.

And it is the bigotry that is scorned and humiliated in every case.

Anyone that would change the tale to tell it in a racist way is extremely irony challenged and to be pitied.