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Apparently some fast food managers have the notion that calling out orders by the customers' names rather than by order number gives the place a more sophisticated ambiance. i don't agree with that premise; their chicken nuggets are still every bit as disgusting as anyone else's, and it's none of their business what my name is.

anyway, i found myself in such a joint, and since i wasn't going to give my real name, or argue about it, i just made one up. i don't remember exactly what pseudonym i gave, but it was an ethnic sounding name derived from the swahili word for 'burden on society' -something like je'qwanzaa. the kid at the register didn't give a shit about anything -just asked me how to spell that (lol). i had no idea, told him i didn't care (no one else was around to steal my food anyway).

some mulattress wearing an 'asst mngr' nametag must have overheard this, and waddled over. she asks if that's really my name (no.) and accused me of making fun of 'her people' (no comment). she cancelled the order, said she didn't want 'my kind' in her store, and invited me to gtfo.

i figure this only happened because i'm white. if i'd been black, she'd have assumed my single momma really was dumb enough to name me that and not given me any grief about it. that makes it a clear violation of the civil rights act. i've left a message with ben crump's office and am waiting for him to call me back.

Apparently some fast food managers have the notion that calling out orders by the customers' names rather than by order number gives the place a more sophisticated ambiance. i don't agree with that premise; their chicken nuggets are still every bit as disgusting as anyone else's, and it's none of their business what my name is. anyway, i found myself in such a joint, and since i wasn't going to give my real name, or argue about it, i just made one up. i don't remember exactly what pseudonym i gave, but it was an ethnic sounding name derived from the swahili word for 'burden on society' -something like je'qwanzaa. the kid at the register didn't give a shit about anything -just asked me how to spell that (lol). i had no idea, told him i didn't care (no one else was around to steal my food anyway). some mulattress wearing an 'asst mngr' nametag must have overheard this, and waddled over. she asks if that's really my name (no.) and accused me of making fun of 'her people' (no comment). she cancelled the order, said she didn't want 'my kind' in her store, and invited me to gtfo. i figure this only happened because i'm white. if i'd been black, she'd have assumed my single momma really was dumb enough to name me that and not given me any grief about it. that makes it a clear violation of the civil rights act. i've left a message with ben crump's office and am waiting for him to call me back.

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I think there is more nuance than that. Blacks are the most openly verbally racist people in the US, not because they have been allowed to be more racist, but because they aren't able to think ahead abstractly and understand how their might affect them in the future.

I think whites are capable of being the 'greatest' racists on the planet, however most whites in the US have been conditioned to not say anything racist because of how it would affect them in the future. There are countless examples of 'bad' whites being racist spread by schools and the media, but I haven't seen many examples of other races from those same sources. Even though non whites are more commonly openly racist