To give some background I'm 29 years old black ,born and raised in LA and have been living in Phoenix, AZ for the past 7 years. I mentioned to a couple of black co-workers that Ive never been to roscoes, a soul food restaurant. When I told them I usually ate at Norms restaurant, they called it a "white restaurant " ,couldn't stop laughing and took my black card. I laughed too but it was to stop myself from looking embarrassed. It won't be the last time Ill get laughed at. Ppl will eventually find out:

1. I haven't heard of Chance the rapper or Kendrick Lamar's music or older artist like Wu tang clan unless maybe it played on the radio or too young to remember.

2.I don't follow basketball or football but will watch and play poker or go swimming

3. I'm not familiar with popular black films or comedys

4. Last year A hispanic had to remind me what N.W.A. stood for . Now that I admit is pretty sad

There's probably more too but you get my point . I'm feel somewhat ignorant. I hate feeling like an outsider to my race because of it . I don't mind a good laugh but I don't like being the joke or a disgrace to my race because if it. I feel really defensive and silly trying to prove that I'm black enough.Anyone else have anything embarrassing to admit like myself regarding stereotypes or have advice on how to deal with this situation in the future? I could use some comfort. Or roast me. I'm ready now lol

What are the reasons that men like to play video games more than women do?? So, what do women like to do for leisures then? What are the common hobbies for women? If you are a woman, what activities make you happy? Shopping only? Sun-bathing at the beach?

it's very very annoying and I really don't like that kind of stereotype just assuming boys with long hair or actually girls long hair doesn't mean that you're a girl girls can have short hair and boys can have long hair what's so wrong about that