Originally Posted by snikpoh

Why can't people see beyond colour and refer to them in different ways. For example, "the man over there in the red jumper" not "the chinki over there".

Or am I being too simplistic?

Originally Posted by agoreira

And if there are two men over there in red sweaters, one black and one white?

Originally Posted by manamama

Hi

My husband is from Nigeria. He is black. He calls himself black and prefers to be known as black.

Originally Posted by Madridboy

Maybe they're a happy gay couple that like to dress the same, then you'd have to say "the gay black man" or "the gay white man"

Originally Posted by agoreira

Can you say gay? Sexually challenged?

Originally Posted by missile

I wish they would delete this one too

Originally Posted by warren d

Don't be horrid to me!

Originally Posted by Sam Greenfield

I just think its a shame that people see the colour of someones skin and not the person that they are