Honest assessment. You’ll be just fine here.

Looking forward to: crab cakes. For other advice, more info is needed about you.

Live in Canton near a shuttle stop

Up and down the pagoda hill in Patterson park.

Yes. Thousands do it everyday.

Not the question that was asked.

Nimbys at it again

If we cared, PE would be everyday. Extend the school if you have to. The current PE requirements are a joke.

Atwater’s is not a NOLA king cake. Eddie’s is slightly closer, but not good. Just get delivered from NOLA.

People on Reddit be like: “traffic engineer? I could do that in my sleep”.

Google “Harlem Children’s Zone”. We know exactly how to break the cycle of poverty.

Mobtown in brewers hill.

Population decline with the same expensive urban problems.

https://livebaltimore.com

Second this

If you’re not “in the game”, your personal crime rate is much lower than the stats show. Normal city nuisance crime will happen. S Balt is definitely an easier commute.

Yes, college. But in preparation, ask people if you can do a shadow day at their work. Much easier to get and less commitment than an internship. It is eye opening to every student that I’ve ever had shadow me. It’s a very underutilized learning tool.

AVAM then walk into Fed Hill for dinner. Thai Arroy.

Calling a spade a spade is called for at times. But the OP admitted to racist feelings that he doesnt like having. Telling him he’s stupid doesn’t help him process those feelings. He needs to be told these feelings are understandable given the trauma. But those feelings shouldn’t be directed to a whole group of people. His attackers could have easily been any color or group. They happened to be black because of the whole history of systemic racism. His anger shouldn’t be directed to group of disadvantaged people, but at the system that created this situation he was put in. He should be able to run in any neighborhood without fear.

I’d argue that it’s all of our jobs to fight racism and therefore to have productive discussions on race that lead to less racism in our society. Calling people stupid is counterproductive, even though racism and low IQ are indeed strongly correlated.

If you aren’t open to discussion about racism, you won’t make any progress in changing attitudes towards it. Call me whatever names you want, but I’m open to a frank discussion.

Conversations about racism are hard on social media. I for one admire the OP for being blunt about how the incident made him feel. He described not liking the feeling, so clearly doesn’t want the feeling to escalate. Is talking about that feeling wrong?

This is a fun merry go round. I’m getting off here though. Have a good day.

Unconscious bias is THE grey area for racism.

Sigh. That’s not what I’m doing at all. The world isn’t as black and white as you’d like it to be.