Asians do a very good job of this. When I took CS in college and would go to office hours for help, the Asian TAs would always go help the Asian kids first who had questions before anyone else. They didn’t ignore us, but they made sure their own were good first.
Twist your little phone sideways and read my signature. Then ask yourself if I care about a internet rep you weak little boy.
You're thread is about black people, women included. Bit I'd post the same thing if say......Clarence Thomas dies because lord knows it'll be some mocking being done on here when he dies. Dudes ain't about love and positivity. This website thrives on hate and negativity but always crying victim (read mental health threads).
Boarding my flight priority so I’m on the plane well ahead of other folks with room to store my suitcase
Everyone ahead of me gets their bags through and as I sit here now I see everyone else after coming through with theirs - suitcases same size or bigger than mine
the ONLY people who get pulled aside to see if their bags are “proper size” are me and the brother behind me
and who was it that pulled aside the only black people to board? A sister!
you gon pick out your brothers but let all these white folk go
there’s such a poor sense of looking out for our own when people are at their job, and rather than look out for each other so many of our people tear our own down
we gotta do better man… obviously if someone is wilin they wilin but you see another breh or brehette you should have their back is that too much to ask?
you c00ns can die slow
I willyou sound like a bytch
Laugh some more
then her colleague, who wasn’t even black, came in apologising for her and explained what we needed to know. All 3 of us looked at the first girl like 
I travel in a suit (no tie). Solves most of these issues.
More often than not, everyone (white, Asian, and black) goes out their way to call me "sir" . I often get free passes at TSA for minor things (liguids, gels, toothpaste, misplaced electronics, etc) and I have yet to be searched even once in the dozen or so flights since I started the suit thing.
Funny thing is that I started doing it primarily because suit slacks are incredibly comfortable to sit in for a few hours, so I ditched jeans/sweats/chinos etc. for comfort. I subbed out dress shoes for riding/driving loafers for more comfort.
It took me a few trips until I noticed the difference in treatment. But when I did, I hit theface.
Not a single issue flying domestically (dfw, atl, den, lax, ord) or internationally (Heathrow, pcg, schipol, etc)
I remember asking for directions at the airport in Paris travelling with my old lady. We asked the black girl first and she made some comment and laughed at us. We were like
I gotta say though the brehs in the city were nothing but nice and helpful. Not sure what that woman’s issue was but it was disappointing to say the least.
I firmly second this motion
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