When I immigrated to Quebec, I knew that I was going to be in the minority. I had already seen “white people” and people of different races before in my home country (Burkina Faso), but I did not interact with them. As time went by and I grew up, I learned that they were basically like me, but they will never be like me. Yes, there’s a difference. They’re like me because they’re human, they grew up with people that look like them, they have a culture, and their environment and the people in it are a tool for them. They are not like me because they are not worried about being looked at up and…