# Stereotyping
CJ Coombs
Opinion: The sensation of anxiety and fear can be promoted based on a person's skin color which is unfair
Photo by Emma Dau on Unsplash. Years ago, I was married to someone whose vehicle was rear-ended on the highway by an African American. I’ll call him the “other driver. (I’ve never been comfortable using the term, “black,” because I was raised not to see color.)
2022-08-30
Bella DePaulo
Single people experience subtle and not-so-subtle put-downs
Getting asked questions such as “Why are you still single?” or “Just one?”. Getting invited by couples to lunch but not dinner, outings on weekdays but not weekends, kids’ birthday parties but not movies with grown-ups.
2022-05-03
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CJ CoombsMulti-genre writer and indie author with a BA in Eng Journalism & Creative Writing. My working career has been in law firms. Thinker, giver, and lover of life and retired early to be a writer. Born into Air Force service life, life has taken me to Louisiana, Idaho, Kauai, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Missouri. I love family, art, reading, history, true crime, travel, and research.
Bella DePauloExpert on the profound rewards of single life. Author of “Singled Out.” Popular TEDx speaker. Harvard PhD.