Race-based verbal attack-- what would you do?

[Anonymous]

I witnessed something very similar in Target last year and I spoke up to defend the cashier. Many employees came up and thanked me after the white trash bully left. Of course, I left Target shaking, but I will never regret doing what is right.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:In those situations, I ignore the ranting white man completely. For one, you never know I he’s armed. I talk directly to the person being targeted and I have 911 typed into my phone (just in case.)

“I’m so sorry. I promise I’m American and my mom taught me manners. I hope your day gets better!”

Who was supposed to say that?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I was at H Mart in Fairfax when an Asian man yelled at all the white people that they don't belong at the store. Racism works both ways.

Cmon…you know the white people felt nowhere near as threatened as when a white man is yelling at a racial minority about not belonging.

it doesn't matter- im asian and that is embarrassing. people need to stop thinking "freedom of speech" means that you can abandon civility. I feel like people have just abandoned having good manners completely.