Unfortunately, yes. One time, at camp, a group of white kids made racist jokes about me (since I'm black) and he kept throwing stuff at me. I resolved the situation through a fist fight. I won of course before the counselor broke it up.

I have because i walk oddly and i have epilepsy, when people find out about my epilepsy the first thing they do is imitate someone having a fit or they try to provoke me into having a fit by flashing lights in my face.

My eyes are also not exactly in alignment so I've had a lot of abuse about that over the years as well

face to face no, since i am a big guy, but on the land of gameing and internet, oh yeh.
Predominantly remarks like trany, sheep (*) or barbarian because im scottish, that mostly from english or american people.
One guy has been troling me for 3 years because im a sepratist.
Then theres the ones that threaten me for not being christian, so far i only get that from americans, a lot.
Then theres when i went to england and had to have an argument with everyone every time i wanted to buy something, half the places wont accept scottish money, its the exact same as the money in england pretty much, and by law they have to accept it, that annoys me.
Or we can go for age descrimination, a good example in belgium where some snobby english woman really deserved a slap (but i never).
And then class discrimination, some people seem to think money they didnt earn makes them better than me.
The list could go on.
Id be surprised if anyone hasnt had discrimination.

Yeah. I get discriminated against quite often.

See, I'm an atheist. And Christians aren't content to let me lead my life the way I want to. They don't seem to understand I'm an atheist by choice.

I've been picked on countless times for it, and been hounded ever since I came out that I was one.

It doesn't help I'm a pacifist, and they know it. If I wasn't a pacifist, I bet they'd quiet up real fast.

I just find it ironic that Christians of all people are discriminating against me for being an Atheist. Isn't one of their rules to "Love thy neighbor" or something? Ridiculous.

I'm white and I've had black people call me honkey, cracker, and other terms like that. The funny bit is that I've had a black girlfriend and most of my co-workers are black and I get along with most of them. I don't discriminate, I just don't like idiots, jerks, and stuck-up people. Treat me like a human being and I return the favor.

Online? Yeah. There's always some guy who needs to call me a n------ (I'm black). But I could care less about what people have to say about me online. Doesn't affect me or my life what so ever.

In Real Life? No. I've never been discriminated against in real life, and I don't think I've ever seen it happen either. :I (Hard to believe, I know.) And I live in a relatively white area. So that's even weirder.

Not really. The closest example I have to discrimination was back in the day when I was playing some Rainbow 6 Vegas 2 online. I joined a random room in a ranked match. Because it was ranked the host couldn't kick anyone. But my Xbox Live username is Patsfan911, and he apparently isn't a big fan of the Patriots. He sat there and cussed up a storm promising not to start the match until I left. I stayed in the room for a while just to bug him, but I didn't want to force everyone else to wait so I eventually left.

Well... In real life (and online), I never have been discriminated... However, some kids of my Classroom makes fun of other kids because their talking way or some other details...

I haven't had to deal with that much discrimination in my life. Although I remember dating this asian girl back in high school, and here dad hated the fact that I wasn't Chinese and was white. He told my girlfriend that he basically hated me because I was white, and didn't want her to see me anymore...although that didn't stop us

I can't think of any times recently that I was discriminated against, but when I was a kid, this girl in the lunch room needed help opening her milk. I offered to help her do it, and she said, "Not you. You're brown." I'm a large percentage Native American. The lunch room monitor overheard her and she was given detention for three days.

The second time was when I went over to introduce myself to a new neighbor who had moved in. The kids were mixed (Caucasian mom and African American dad), and the last thing I expected was for them to be racist. I tried to play with the son (who was darker than me by the way), and he said, "You're too dark to play with me!" His mom and dad didn't even punish him for it.

That's the only times I can think of, though.

Yes. Some people these days are so freaking ignorant. I have a disability, but moronic jerks think I'm retarded. I'm actually smart, and they actually aren't. Because if I was retarded I wouldn't be in the same classroom as them. I sat and heard the same lectures they were, I sit behind, in front, or next to them in the same classroom. I swear some people are extremely ignorant and just needs a reality check.

Sadly yes, in the past years of Midschool (except the 8th grade) people made a lot of fun of me just because I am fat, because of that people used to pick up a lot on me, and sadly I also had to suffer the consequences of fighting them back, they instruct us to call the people responsible for the school, and when they get the people doing something the maximum they did was talk with them, I %$#!¨# hated them, those f&%#@*% jerks!

Cosistently in high-school, It's sad because its happening more and more in today's society. Especially living in canada (DONT ASSUME IM RACIST) We have alot of people from other countries here and they like to segregate them selves. Then when you try and be nice to them they assume that your trying to rob them or something. RAGE Sorry Lol.

My high school had too many football players who had grown up as victims of bullying, so anything remotely similar to that was never tolerated.

I can say that I don't think I've dealt with discrimination before, but being gay means there will always be the chance of a first time for everything.

It was a seminar team and I was included in a team that only has Japanese and Chinese students. So I'm the only filipino in the group. There are some japs and chinese students who are nice to me, but there are also those who think so high of themselves (specially the Chinese ) and think of me as a sore to the eye or a group intruder. I don't mind really, as long as some of them are nice enough to accept me in the group than I'll be fine. Right after the seminar ended, I requested in the dean's office that the next time they send me to a seminar, at least let me have other filipinos with me so I don't feel alone. Well... although the venue's Philippines...