Few white Americans have a clue as to what brown people go through regularly. I had a close friend for several years who was African American.  I am fair and look Caucasian, myself.  When out with him in public we were refused service by immigrant workers at popular Anchorage restaurants twice; we were told we couldn't afford the merchandise at high-end stores by white clerks; we received hateful stares from middle-aged white men frequently, and he was stopped by a cop while he was getting on his bicycle in his own driveway and asked what he was doing in the neighborhood. My friend was a very successful provider in the medical field, had two master's degrees, an excellent upper-middle-class salary, and was athletic and always impeccably groomed. But because he was Black, he was treated badly by people on a very regular basis.  He was fair game for lowly busboys and threadbare salesmen everywhere.  Native people go through it, too.   White people don't go through that.