Last year my sister visited me and she wanted to go a nearby karaoke bar because she loves karaoke. I'd never been to this place before. We get there and it's

Last year my sister visited me and she wanted to go a nearby karaoke bar because she loves karaoke. I'd never been to this place before. We get there and it's all white people, and there was an older gentleman singing a country song. We take a seat at an empty booth underneath a confederate flag and a sign about the 2A. We joke about how rednecky the vibes were. For context, my wife is Chinese and wears a hijab, my sister and I are southeast Asian, and my sister's boyfriend is Indian. Couldn't have a more non-white group if you'd asked for one. Despite feeling deeply out of place, but not unsafe, we got some songs in, ate some meh bar food, and had an all-around good time. My sister's boyfriend chatted with some people in the smoke room. Everyone was friendly. A lot of people really don't care about the politics of the establishments they visit. They just want to have a good time.