"I love that I don’t stick out like a sore thumb. As a South Asian Muslim, Indian on my dad’s side, Pakistani on my mom’s, I feel like I finally fit in. I am part of the non-white majority. I don’t need to worry about someone judging me by my hijab or hurling racist comments. I don’t have to worry about the patronizing tone of a white person in a mall parking lot, talking down at me like I don’t speak English about some asinine rule."

 Interesting, understand that this is Canada the most multi-cultural country on earth, who is judging anyone? Or saying racist comments? Why is it only a 'white person' being directed? I am a brown skinned born Canadian, my Father is of Caribbean descendant. Sure if you're in a room as a minority it feels weird, but understand how OTHERS feel about their area. This is CANADA we welcome everyone and everything. Maybe another time you could address to others why this is happening? Resolutions/Conclusions?