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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Even if somebody makes an incorrect observation, I think as long as they're willing to hear "hey that's actually not true -- [insert correct explanation]" and then turn around and say "oh, ok cool thanks for clarifying that for me"... Pointing out observations shouldn't be shunned upon.

These are lived experiences, and in somebody's eyes, they may have literally seen black ppl they know being the only ones to wash meat. This isn't as widely discussed as something like incarceration rates and asking "why are jails mainly full of black ppl?" (Which may be true or false based on your location, but even so, asking isn't harming anybody?)

Asking about a stereotype/cultural norm/etc? Not bad

Perpetuating that stereotype, or cultural norm in a bad way? Baaaaaad.
gpt
I always find it funny when people call like Asian comedians doing impressions of their parents or uncles “perpetuating stereotypes”

Dude they’re literally just talking about their family and imitating their parents’ actual accent

That’s not a stereotype that’s their life