tired of people thinking its funny to make me the butt of their joke. If I had an afro and people were making afro jokes it wouldn't be acceptable. If I respond I am treated like I have no sense of humour. My teenage son is blonde and everytime he does something silly... Its because he is blonde... How is that okay? How many blogs do you read about people protesting about it? Clare is spot on in her response ("When the day comes...") indeed it's precisely this bit that so many of the self-appointed champions/pub bores of the "anti-PC brigade" point blank refuse to accept. Their aversion to accepting this boils down to a kind of childish envy of someone else's perceived victim status. (Something to bear in mind when you read Littlejohn sneering about this in next week's Daily Hate.) I'm not aware of any blonde people resigning from high office, being disowned by their families, getting beaten up and in some instances committing suicide because of their blonde hair. Is there a long history of racism against blonde-haired people? Do blonde-haired people suffer anything like the same severity of discrimination that black people do? Were blonde-haired people once regarded - and by many, still regarded - as inferior? Were they the victims of forced segregation? Do people cross the road when they see a blonde person approaching them? Is the victim of a racially-motivated attack more likely to be blonde-haired - or black? THIS is the difference