Facing my fear: when I moved back to America, I felt like a foreigner
theguardian.com
theguardian.com
I very much felt like a foreigner, and had never felt more "American" than when I lived and worked there.
Similar to the author, I saw my new grad colleagues getting their souls crushed by the corporate machine (mine was one of the hardest crushed), felt a strong desire to help, as someone who came from a culture with a healthier perspective towards work and life, but was entirely powerless to do anything.
People have become coarser and rude.
Just because we got a black president doesn't mean things are better for non-whites.
Trump said many things, but I do not think it's fair to label them as racism speech or similar. He certainly did not "say what's on his mind"; otherwise the words would be 100* worse TBH.
Here are some of his supporters: http://twitter.com/TrumpWorld00/status/767313253479448577 http://twitter.com/Don_Vito_08/status/772789053385240576 http://twitter.com/dt_ads/status/772242215271862272
More:
http://twitter.com/DiamondandSilk http://twitter.com/sweetatertot2
And now you know. You can by self find out more about Clinton.