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I'm a senior RA at my university. As the RA on duty tonight, I got a call from one of my fellow RAs who is sick and just trying to get some sleep. She tells me that there are people in the courtyard outside her room making a bunch of noise, so I go out into said courtyard where I see said group. They're all black students (I didn't care at the time, just relevant in a bit). I calmly go up to them and tell them who I am, that they're making a lot of noise and that I got a complaint. I calmly ask them to leave. They do, but as they're walking away one of them says "Too many black people, please disperse." I just dropped it and walked away, but it's really getting to me, so help a brother out:

Whether in music, movies, television, YouTube, pop culture generally or just everyday life, WHY is it always "because I'm black"? I understand that there are places in the US and around the world where that matters, but I honestly don't give a single fuck if you're black, white, or purple. It's like race just gets thrown around as a scapegoat instead of admitting that maybe, just maybe, what was going on was somehow wrong.
<bot>: I don't give any fucks about skin color, but when I do my job I'm a racist. Why?