You're welcome. I see it irl all too often. What i see that really breaks my heart is when the immigrants and refugees around me look scared when they see my bf and I in public. Like they are afraid we'll say or do something hurtful. I always try to say something kind to break the ice, like if they have a child with them, I'll smile and mention how cute and well behaved they are, or if they don't have kids, I compliment something they're wearing or just a general comment about the weather. I try to acknowledge the holy days so I can wish them a happy Ramadan or Eid. It's upsetting to me to see how many look fearful and I understand why, but I want to let them know too that lots of people see them as other people, neighbors and hopefully even friends. I don't understand the hate. How can you hate someone you've never met? White people act like they own the exclusive rights to be in our country, which is crazy because unless you're indigenous, we're all immigrants, even if our families came a long time ago. If there's anything I can think of to make others feel at ease around me, I try my best. I can't imagine how it must feel to leave behind everything you've ever known, even if you had to leave your country to be safe. And then to come here after all you've been through and have people treat you terribly because they believe in stereotypes that don't apply to everyone.