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  1. Please restore ethnicity filter

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    Anonymous commented  · 

    I watched your video on racist on Trindr. I found it interesting how you focused on what I found to be not so much racism but instead a person preference. Like me for instance. I’m an older Bear. I’m a very large man. I’m very confident in who I am. I know most or a lot of men on Grindr would rather be with twinks and I’m ok with that. I have hit on men who have been blunt enough to say that they are not into my type of guy. I’m cool with that and left it at that. I’m into black men. And have been very frank about it too people. By your video I would be racist. However, I think your video is going a bit to far, to deal with this issue. Your blurring preference and racist ideology. The use of words to demean people Yes is Racist. But to say a person is well spoken is not racial. It’s an observation. If that person said “your well spoken for a black guy.” Yes racist! And not being into a particular group of people is also a preference. So people are not into Bears as some are not into Black, or asian or even Jewish men as I am. That’s a preference. But if that person who’s not into black men because they are lazy, racist. But if they simply say “ sorry pI’m not into black men.” Or “I’m not into Bears!” That’s pointing out a preference not an insult. I think these people are being over the top taking offense over something that’s really a small thing

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