Sandra Kahinga
Brooklyn Park, MN
I think people think they don’t think about race but it’s always in the back of their mind and subconsciously. It controls them and their reactions to others.
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Trudy
on The Korean kid is my brother.
Is this the Sarah Balcom who attended Northeastern University?... -
Teresa
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Listening in on white America is an eye-opening experience. Sometimes the stuff of nightmares. As ... -
Teresa
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
The "spying" is not deliberate. Are those of us who "don't look xyz" supposed to announce our ethni... -
Corey King
on “Whites” are not asked for origin.
Must disagree here. Perhaps it just doesn't bother me so much.... -
Luis Rosado
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Although I am not blond or blue eye, I often get the same "oh but you do not look Puerto Rican." to... -
John Cooper
on God created people. We created race.
Love the sentiment, but honestly, if you moved to a sunnier climate you'd have darker skin in a mont... -
Yaseen
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
I finished High School outside of Madrid Spain, and attended the University of Madrid. I speak Span... -
Michael Anthony
on But you don’t look Puerto Rican
Sorry Buffy. You're simply wrong. It depends a lot on what "white" means (to you...). White and blac... -
ana
on Mexican? Ha, I don’t think so!
what is bad? the fact that people don't realize that hispanics/latinos are a diversified group of pe... -
me
on I will not yield to you.
Was it racism or purely disrespect? Would they have moved had she been white? (Many I know would not...
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Trudy
on The Korean kid is my brother.