Oh, my apologies. I thought you were in the U.S. My statement was solely for persons in America.

Oh, okay. I hope they don't stare at you anywhere in America. WTF.

What is wrong with some of you?

Well I'm black from an inner city so...

no, there wasn't a single black person in my neighborhood and i think the first time i saw a black person was when i was like 11 and went to the city?

also never talked to a black person before last year because there is literally no black people where i live.

I grew up around a lot of black people and latin people but not many of other races. Now I know people of all races and backgrounds after going away to college

Yes, I grew up in Tottenham, London. All sorts of ethnic groups and races.

I hate living in Germany for this exact reason, I'm not black but Germans stare anyone down and don't even try to hide it, so ofcourse I ask them what df they're looking at

yes

No, in my primary school, there were only two people in my class who were mixed black/white and I don't consider that to be black sooo

Although in my secondary school (age 11-16) there were many students and teachers of different races/backgrounds.

Why is this true! I've noticed it too.

But its true. I live in a really small town, black people dont live here and they dont visit. Nobody even knows a black person from some other city because there are literally no black people living in my country so people dont see that really often, thats why they stare I guess.

My friend from France visited once, we went out for a coffee and nobody said anything to him but it was super uncomfortable because everyone was like

yea they were around

no

I'm black and from New York (Upstate) so yeah.. lol

Yes, in a very multicultural environment. I always wanted to chill with the blacks at my school, never laughed so hard.