#white friends

[felucians]

speaking to your white friends about your experiences as a woc and they say "why do you always have to bring race into it?"

[leavemealonetoread]

Okay that conversation about Sam's TT

When I'm with my white friends I refer to my lola as "my grandmother" so I don't have to explain what that means. I have 1 friend who isn't Filipino but we were roommates for a while, who knows what lola means and once used the word when asking after my lola's health. But for the most part, when I'm with other people (even my close friends), lola automatically comes out "my grandmother." It's just easier

So seeing Sam use a familiar word instead of switching for the people he was with (was he comfortable or just more focused on making his point?), then seeing the way Bucky reacted until Sam rephrased "fine, my aunt" kinda hurt my feelings

You can just say "what's that mean" or "who was TT?" You don't have to Sound Like That and then roll your eyes :/

[eclecticdaydreamer]

https://metro.co.uk/2020/03/26/white-people-tell-us-actually-like-accused-racist-12376418/ 

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[blackwomenconfessions]

C: My friend asked me out and got mad and called me racist because I told him I only date people of color because we have common struggles. I don’t think that makes me racist. He’s always saying ignorant things about black and Hispanic men. He got in an argument with me over why I don’t want him to say the n-word and he’s constantly trying to piss me off when I don’t give him attention. At least I didn’t vote for Trump.

[nimbuschaser]

[sholawilde]