does anyone think that African, Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, Jewish etc communities get their knickers in such a twist when one of their brethren make a comment that could be construed as racially unacceptable to white British people. Maybe they do, but I doubt it.
Why do you ‘doubt it’, STR? Is your doubt based on any actual experience of living amongst such communities and people, or just your own prejudices?
FWIW, I have seen a lot of racism from Asian people towards others, and also from Black people. Racism isn’t the preserve of Whites.
The very worst most destructive racism I’ve encountered (and suffered) has all bin from White people. This does not however cloud my judgement or vision of White people, as I am fortunately sufficiently enlightened to know that racism is inherent more within the individual rather than a particular culture or ethnic group.
And in my experience, yes, many people of ethnic/cultural minorities do indeed get their ‘knickers in a twist’ over racist comments from others.