If the man had yelled a racial slur, sure, maybe we'd have something (although even then, it would just be one person).  I am amazed that we have an entire piece based on her own speculation that the guy wouldn't have yelled the same thing at a white woman, as well as the remarks of her sister and her sister's "activist" friend.  

I'm strongly against real racism--not just outright harassment, but legitimate "soft" racism, too--but this kind of thing detracts from the credibility of those who suffer from real incidents of racism and causes backlash from those who are wary of being called "racists" when we're not.  

Yes, the race-baiters have managed to solve that by saying that people like me are racist but just don't know it yet, but I treat everyone equally on their own qualifications and merit and I believe those attitudes are dragging us back as a society, not moving us forward.