"Visiting foreigners" stand out less than blacks (to whites) because America defines "black" as "Other". The racial division in America is often described as b

"Visiting foreigners" stand out less than blacks (to whites) because America defines "black" as "Other". The racial division in America is often described as black v. white, and sometimes as white v. nonwhite, but is best described as black v. nonblack. Every other ethnicity has a chance, however slim, to sue for entry to whiteness. Attempts to compare the experience African Americans to other ethnicities are complicated because these groups are not similarly situated with respect to racial bias.