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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]The best thing you can do is diversify the people you associate with.  I lived in a “luxury” building at one time with a large Asian population.   It was a high tech area with a lot of Asian workers here for a couple of years or long time.

They never talked to anyone non-Asian and traveled in groups.   They never acknowledged your existence.  Some of them were candid in their not wanting their children to make friends with white Americans.  The kids weren’t introduced to anything but Asian things. [/quote]

And when you sub Asian for white (or "American" since you never acknowledge one van me Asian and American) it all sounds ok. That's how you know you're being racist PP.

They never talked to anyone non-American and traveled in groups. They never acknowledged your existence. Some of them were candid in their not wanting their children to make friends with non-Americans. The kids weren’t introduced to anything but American things.

And the white people are all like, yep that sounds pretty good! [/quote]

Nothing was written about “all Asian” people.  It was a group in my building.  They were Chinese.  The women and children travelled as a group.   There were Americans all races, Middle Eastern, Russian and Eastern European families also in the building and they all mingled and the kids all played.  The Chinese families wouldn’t even make eye contact if we were in the same elevator.

I would guess you’ve never lived outside of suburbs.  [/quote]

This actually makes you sound more racist.[/quote]

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