No we are not we dont have separate water fountains, etc if that is what you mean. But if you think racial problems are not an epidemic think again. Imagine if everyday your are reminded of your blackness, in EVERY aspect of your life and daily routine. I live in an high median income area, yet, we are constantly followed to our street, then the cop turns off, I am routinely overlooked when waiting in line, even though its clear I was next to be served, especially when I stick out like a sore thumb, I am followed in the stores, my husband when he travels constantly has passengers jump in front of him when flying because he couldnt possibly be going to first class, women grab their purses even when he is dressed in a suit, and the list goes on…these are just a few of the things that we have to put up with on a daily basis, which I could give more examples but there is not enough space and time. There is no greater fear than when your son is going out with his friends and you always wonder if he will make it back safely, and not the normal teenage worry stuff. At an early age I had to stress to my kids dont ever buy anything at a convenience store without having them bag it, otherwise you might be accused of stealing. And I know that I have it better than a lot of folks. Please read the article below. Its about a white teacher dropping off black students and what ensues.