Intervention

[Degas]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

Was he stealing bikes from the bike shed or dealing weed at the front gate?

[Geist]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

*He/she. That's kinda racist.

[AnalHamster]

It was a little black girl with a short afro, and about fifty little white kids gathered round in fascination in the playground and asked questions like are you a boy or a girl. She cried.

I guess in hindsight the teachers should maybe have done a little prep work.

[Reservoir Dog]

I'm a Windsor boy.

GOOD GOD! Does your family know? Are you in a support group? How much medication are you on?

[megman]

I'm a Windsor boy.

GOOD GOD! Does your family know? Are you in a support group? How much medication are you on?

Windsor is the armpit of Ontario. Even therapy cannot undo what has been done. Scarred for life.

[Stapes]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

[AnalHamster]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

Odd, I'd have thought it would be 'colored' that would be the sensitive word since y'all had colored sections and colored water fountains, restrooms etc. Black is simply descriptive.

It's always amusing to see an american over here stumble over trying not to describe a black person as african american. It may be the most pc term for y'all, but it doesn't travel well.

[CaptQuint]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

Odd, I'd have thought it would be 'colored' that would be the sensitive word since y'all had colored sections and colored water fountains, restrooms etc. Black is simply descriptive.

It's always amusing to see an american over here stumble over trying not to describe a black person as african american. It may be the most pc term for y'all, but it doesn't travel well.

A lot of Americans just call em spooks or mooncrickets

[AnalHamster]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

Odd, I'd have thought it would be 'colored' that would be the sensitive word since y'all had colored sections and colored water fountains, restrooms etc. Black is simply descriptive.

It's always amusing to see an american over here stumble over trying not to describe a black person as african american. It may be the most pc term for y'all, but it doesn't travel well.

A lot of Americans just call em spooks or mooncrickets

Personally I find those to be offensive terms for jungle bunnies or jigaboos.

How the hell do you get to mooncricket?

[CaptQuint]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

Odd, I'd have thought it would be 'colored' that would be the sensitive word since y'all had colored sections and colored water fountains, restrooms etc. Black is simply descriptive.

It's always amusing to see an american over here stumble over trying not to describe a black person as african american. It may be the most pc term for y'all, but it doesn't travel well.

A lot of Americans just call em spooks or mooncrickets

Personally I find those to be offensive terms for jungle bunnies or jigaboos.
Biscuit Lip
How the hell do you get to mooncricket?

Biscuit Lipped chain dragger

[Degas]

It was a little black girl with a short afro, and about fifty little white kids gathered round in fascination in the playground and asked questions like are you a boy or a girl. She cried.

I guess in hindsight the teachers should maybe have done a little prep work.

Yeah, I think we had one black kid up in our school in Yorkshire and it was similar when he started, poor bastard. We only had a couple of Indian kids too and maybe 3 Chinese kids.

[peterosehaircut]

I actually remember the first time I ever saw a black person, it was in primary school.

They like to be called colored people here in the states. Just in case you come over.

Odd, I'd have thought it would be 'colored' that would be the sensitive word since y'all had colored sections and colored water fountains, restrooms etc. Black is simply descriptive.

It's always amusing to see an american over here stumble over trying not to describe a black person as african american. It may be the most pc term for y'all, but it doesn't travel well.

A lot of Americans just call em spooks or mooncrickets

I never heard my grandfather refer to a black person as anything other than a coon.