alexa5x5 wrote: » Been called “spick” (derogatory name for Spanish people) because I have sallow skin and go quite dark during the summer and Ive dark hair/eyes :rolleyes:
pragmatic1 wrote: » A friend went through the same thing. Maybe you should have just moved to the Isle of Man or something.
Nodin wrote: » This was all in Seattle?
rainbowdrop wrote: » The only time I've ever experienced homophobia is when a Romanian gypsy woman (of all people) spat at me and the girl I was meeting as we were walking home from a nightclub in Cork city centre, just because we were walking down the street hand in hand.Grew up in England but moved here when I was 19 and got called 'Irish bitch' a few times when I lived there, and when I moved here I got called 'English bitch' a few times:rolleyes:. Ya just can't win..........
Killer Wench wrote: » There was the brick throwing incident which I've shared. Three times it happened that I was walking on a sidewalk when a car stops feet away from me and the occupants of the car yell out: "You F'ing N*gger". While standing with other Native females, the entire group was called a "bunch of squaws". I've been called "Aunt Jemima", "a beautiful buxom black princess (shudders)", and "colored". I've been told that I'm not a "real American" whatever that means. Then there have been a whole assortment of statements made about my various body parts ranging from lips to behind. Many, many instances of someone accidently brushing against my skin and then watching them wipe their body part as if my color rubbed off on them. Hmm... what else....
Degsy wrote: » Nip is short for "Nippon" which is the japanese word for "The land of the rising sun"..never really used as a derogatory word. Jap on the otherhand was used extensively by American military personel to describe japanese troops and civilians and in context was generally meant derisively. Look at the word "Paki" now..mega no-no to describe somebody of Pakistani origin..however,in the 1970's in England,most corner shops were owned by Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants and the shops themselves were called "Pakis"..it wasnt a big problem..its just times change..what was once deemed okay is now considered racist although its original intention might have only been descriptive.
Domo230 wrote: » Im a white male heterosexual caucasian So no
Dudess wrote: » I'm surprised someone would find "Jap" offensive - it's just short for Japanese... unless there is more to the word? "Nip" I'd understand a Japanese person not liking.
starbelgrade wrote: » I can't remember. There were a lot of people and drugs in the room. And teabags. Actually, come to think of it, I'm not sure that there was drugs there - my memory is not too good. Not even too sure if there were women there either, but there was definitely teabags & when I finished, I definitely paid & left. In fact, I have a feeling that I might have actually been in Bewleys.
steddyeddy wrote: » Theres three racist people in that story in fairness!
starbelgrade wrote: » Women always treat me as a sex object.