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To be fair, that's a common thing in the US too, it's just people can't be overt about it.
by noobermin 8y ago
To be fair, that's a common thing in the US too, it's just people can't be overt about it.
- devonkim 8y agoYou mean “until recently” right? People have stopped even using “I’m not racist but...” when that was much more common a few years or so back. The political climate and subtle language has changed everywhere. It’s tough to notice as a white person but if you’re in the South and aren’t white the differences are obvious even once you go into suburbs.