Anonymous wrote:Np here . I’m also AA. I probably perpetuate it but I’m so used to it that if you ask me for help while we are in the store I loudly tell you “stop being racist. I don’t work here” (how much is this, where is this in the store questions)
I also snatch my purse when I see older white people coming toward me. And I lock and unlock my car doors when I see groups of whites coming toward my car. Nobody ever notices but I giggle.
Yes. I am not on the good list this year.
Anonymous wrote:As for not moving the cart, oh lordy, that is a NOVA white lady thing, they do it to me too and it's SO RUDE!!! It's like a game in their mind. What I like to do to those witches is casually bend over uncomfortably close to them. As they clearly intend to "stand their ground" and not budge. It's worse than the MD drivers who won't let you switch lanes. Well, in NOVA, you can't pass the nasty lady cart in their lane, and they won't let you in. They claim total control. Why I don't know. Some even slow walk.
Anonymous wrote:You put your cart right in front of all stocking stuffers and then shopped elsewhere on the aisle while you looked for prizes for whatever. I asked if you could scoot your cart out of the way as I approached. I saw you look at my face, make a quick calculation, and tell your daughter to grab your purse. Not grab the cart, but grab your purse (that was in the cart). You didn't notice that I was wearing boden, northface, and brooks, just like your family, or that I had high end glasses. All you saw was the color of my skin. And when I told you, I didn't want anything out of your purse, I'm just here to shop, just like you, you quickly retorted, "I know," in a condescending way. So if you were wearing black croc flats, a coral coach bag, and your daughter had a fox boden sweatshirt on, yeah, I'm talking to you. You are racist and you ruined my perfectly nice day off. F. U.; you suck.
Anonymous wrote:I’m just so phucking sorry, OP. This actually brought tears to my eyes.
Anonymous wrote:One time at the grocery store, I left my purse in my cart so I could look at the cakes for a friend's bday party. An AA woman picked it up and walked it over to me and said, "You shouldn't leave this in your cart". We were in the Vienna Giant it it was pretty empty - no one was going to steal my purse and run. I don't know why she felt the need to do this.
That said, I didn't let it ruin my day.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP here. Thank you DCUM! You rock. I left Michaels with my wares, popped into Five Below, picked up a few more stocking stuffers, and headed back home. You are right; I need to shake it off that my venting helped me do, so thanks!
I can’t believe you’re already shopping for Xmas!! So impressed…..I need to get my act together. Sending you happy thoughts.
Anonymous wrote:If she's scared of POC, I'm surprised she was in 7 Corners.