> As a non-white, we were sometimes bothered by the extreme whiteness and slight red-necky feel of non-East End neighborhoods. Hey shas3, this is serious quest

> As a non-white, we were sometimes bothered by the extreme whiteness and slight red-necky feel of non-East End neighborhoods. Hey shas3, this is serious question, which I'm asking purely out of curiosity. I'm not judging you or trying to embarrass you. Would you consider it okay if a white person were say, for example, about Detroit, "as a white, I was sometimes bothered by the extreme blackness and slight ghetto feel of many Detroit neighborhoods."