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In reply to the discussion: Mr Obama, I've been followed in stores too... [View all]hfojvt
(37,573 posts)40. and creepy is usually just another word for either
a) poor
and/or
b) not good looking
could also mean "tired"
my current supervisor, when she was working the front desk (before she got the job as my supervisor) askled me to get rid of a guy who was creeping her out.
What I found was just a white guy with a backpack who seemingly had been biking all day, and I gave him directions to the park.
Later she expressed regret about not letting him use the showers at the community center. I might have suggested that too, but I thought she wanted to get rid of the guy.
As the janitor, I double as building security too, or back up security when building supervisors are present.
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Being a black man in America...Is it your claim that my experience and your are the same culturally?
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#5
Come now, let us reason together. No I dont automatically think its because of my race or gender but
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#21
I'm sayin because of the way that non whites are portrayed in America I don't think I'm out of order
uponit7771
Jul 2013
#25
Why would one attempt to diminish the experience that black Americans have?
etherealtruth
Jul 2013
#8
Allow me to suggest that if a woman locked her car doors at a stoplight
Ruby the Liberal
Jul 2013
#49
Decisions, decisions. What to do? Not reply, let it sink into oblivion where it belongs or reply so
uppityperson
Jul 2013
#34
If you are a "white guy" and women lock their doors when you approach them, then...
Deuce
Jul 2013
#46
You must be one scary looking dude. Have you thought of hiring yourself out as a movie extra? n/t
Ian David
Jul 2013
#58
I remember once traveling cross country with my African-American friend Eugene
Douglas Carpenter
Jul 2013
#60
I guess that at least half of white Americans believe that racism means pre-civil right movement
Douglas Carpenter
Jul 2013
#69
So, I've had stores lock their doors as I've approached them and women follow me in cars.
Scurrilous
Jul 2013
#75