One day, when his site was listed as one of the best of the Internet, he had 27,000 people connecting to it. The site is drawing positive reviews from diversity experts and newspaper columnists. Many of these questions, even the stupid ones, stem from ignorance and isolation rather than raw racism. Carmen Vazquez, manager of diversity training and education at the Newspaper Association of America in Vienna, Va., says she is addicted to the site. I may wake up tomorrow and be a man of color.
Some questions generate more responses than others.
This means that anything that isn't white is therefore different or non-average.