Cincinnati, not cleveland. And no, I doubt I'd be lynch but still. I guess I'm just also super not used to just casual racism thrown down in the middle of a conversation either? I was just talking to a person one time and the discussion got on to crime rates and I brought up how new game consoles would get stolen at launch events. And the one person NOT INVOLVED was like "well that's just their culture, you know, the blacks." And I just stopped. I don't understand this fucking country.
Damn, my geography's all off. Allow me to drop a book-bomb here: [http://www.amazon.com/Blues-People-Negro-Music-America/dp/068818474X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1394349000&sr=8-1&keywords=blues+people](Blues People), because it is one of the best books that tracks African heritage in American music. Also, I meant to edit the syntax above because my "help[ing]" is ambiguous; gave a second thought about it and I thought I wrote I was going lynching. Hell no! I'm... not black; but, my Mexican co-workers call me a "wigger" all the time and it's super uncomfortable. They call me over when there's extra cheese to eat, (I work at a greek place, so feta abounds), and I don't know, sometimes I don't know what to say so I just start speaking Spanish.
That's racist as shit. Also I should be clear, I'm white, which I'm sure is why they say it, but it's still racist and super uncomfortable that they think I'd be okay with it. Also I do fit the white stereotype of loving cheese, so you can give me all your extra cheese.