Say what you mean. Are you trying to say black people aren't actually "black"? That referring to African Americans as "black" is somehow racist?
That's right, they are not actually black. That guys shirt is darker than he is, and on my monitor it's gray. Clearly therefore he is not black. As to your second question, let me put it this way: what if the African American is a fair skinned immigrant from South Africa?
Lol Isn't it just a matter of convention? And convenience? Yea, sure. Technically whites aren't white, blacks aren't black, asians aren't yellow, and indians aren't red. But who's got the time of day to detail the exact shade when the whole purpose is to get a general handle on exactly that. In this instance, the women was logically asked to detail the shooters appearance so he could be apprehended. If some girl asks a friend what color a suitor is, because she's only into white guys, or black guys, does that make her racist? A bit over the top, don't you think? I don't care if somebody calls me white. Why do you care if somebody calls you black?
We've got our fair share of assholes. But that's true of any race. Just a part of the human condition, I suppose.
Usually your remarks have more substance than this. Your hair splitting in this issue makes you look like an idiot, unless you're just goofing. The woman calling 911 in no way made any statements that could even remotely be considered racist. Anyone thinking otherwise is completely fallen off the PC cliff. I can't believe you've gone that far over the edge.