Was someone prejudice with you?

Question

What happened and how did it make your feel? How did you react?

Answer 1

Ooooooooooooohhhhhhhh, everyday!! I live in Japan, have blond hair and blue eyes and I'm 186cms tall, and speak Japanese quite well. How do I feel? It's a chance for fun!! Hahaha.

Answer 2

I was dating a Philippine woman and went to church with her. I really liked her and we were at her Filipino church. An older woman came up and asked her in front of me if she was going to marry a white guy. The women laughed it off as a joke but I was really ticked. If someone at my church had acted like that I would have told him or her off.

I have hung around a lot of different ethic groups. I most hate that due to me, someone trusted another white guy thinking all white people are nice and ended up screwed over.

You may not want to believe it but you are always an ambassador. I hired a Gay guy once, I am so naive I didn't know, and I don't care if you work you work, any way because he was such a great employee, other managers were hiring gay guys because they were gay.

You are always being looked at. You may be the kind Black man at the grocery store that makes the manager hire a young black man, or be the jerk Christian that makes a manager never want another of those. Life is not fair. We learn from our experiences.

Answer 3

One incident stands out in my mind. When I was 23 years old I applied for a job as a Sales Administrator. Over the phone, the interviewer told me that I had all the qualifications he was looking for, education and experience. He wanted me to come in the next day for the interview. When I got there the next day, as soon as he saw me his face fell. You could almost literally hear his face hit the ground. He raced through the interview with a "don't call us, we'll call you" attitude. I knew it was because I am black. My name does not scream my ethnicity, nor does my voice. I came to the interview impeccably dressed and presented myself professionally. It really hurt me because it was the perfect job and I know it's because the guy was racist. Now since I am a lot older (30's) I would have handled it differently. At the time I did nothing.

Answer 4

yes when i give birth to my first child at 17 i was told i would not make anything of my life i would like to invite those people round to my home yes MY home i own it and laugh in there face and introduce them to my well behaved children funny how the people who said this there daughter went on to have a child at 17 she now lives in a flat on a terrible estate on benefits and her b/f left her where as me and my partner are still very much together and happier then ever.

At the time i was angry but now i am thankful made us work harder to prove everyone wrong

Answer 5

People are every day as I am an Englishman living in Japan. It really doesn't bother me though as it's just because I am different and people aren't really mean about it...although I have been stopped from entering bars and nightclubs before.

Answer 6

i was 6 and the kid in the desk behind stabbed a pencil in my back and called me a n**ger, then the teacher yelled at me b/c i started to cry, after that i had to go to a private...now i'm always paranoid some person will hurt me

Answer 7

when i first came to work in london last feburary, i went into a hairdressers and ask them to cut my hair, only to be told they did not cut caucasian hair. i was quite imbarrased but amused as well.

Answer 8

some time i will prjudice with myself.
so the feeling is not consider.
because i will not feel anything different between gain and loss
my reaction is depends upon my needs

Answer 9

more racial than prejudice, it made me feel like i dont belong.

Answer 10

Many times. Terrible, angry, violent, depressed.