Yes, but we fundamentally see others for their otherness. I'm not tall, and solid statistics say it's a disadvantage in the corporate world. You could claim th

Yes, but we fundamentally see others for their otherness. I'm not tall, and solid statistics say it's a disadvantage in the corporate world. You could claim that Black otherness has special characteristics and this being hackernews I would assume good faith and believe you that racism in its non-outward facet is palpable and ethically bad. But that's not what you said -- you said people compartmentalize and that's bad period. That's an interesting kind of misguided.