How should you react if someone calls you racist?

That is a distinct possibility, yes. I would suggest only doing this around friends/people you know won't be offended.

You can try voicing your concerns to the person who made the racist comment. If that seems too difficult, you could voice your concerns to your friend, and maybe the...

Yes. That phrase is factually wrong -- people can make mistakes, redeem themselves, and go their entire lives without ever repeating those mistakes. As long as you've learned from racist...

Don't let one mistake stop you from having good interactions with other people. Just smile and try to listen more than you talk. It may be a little uncomfortable at...

Go to the ombudsman, Citizen's Advice Bureau, a lawyer, an employment tribunal, or an outside complaints committee, but no matter what, persevere until you are heard.

He could find some phony reason to fire you if he was angry enough about it.

Yes, you can be racist if you are not white. For example, a black person can wrongfully discriminate against other black people, Indians, white people, etc. just as a white...

Probably not. You're probably just reacting to their hostility, just like you would to someone of your own race. Now, if you attribute those traits to a race as a...

An easy way to do this is to tap the gray emoji symbol with a plus sign below the message--this will bring up the emoji picker. Tap any emoji to...

Try not to react or jump to any conclusions until you hear their explanation. Just make sure that you're ready to hear it, as well as share how their behavior...