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Sounds more like sexism to me ...

• mst 10y ago
  Because of course it has to be one or the other, because politics. More realistically it's likely a mixture of racism and sexism (and possibly, depending on dress style and expectations classism as well), entirely possibly to different degrees on the part of different drivers who didn't stop - and also on the part of the driver who did stop for the white woman stood near the black man.