GREEN!!! But, I've never seen the justification in judging one based upon their ethnicity, so, I'm not sure if my opinion matters, but here it is anyway: In any profession, there will be times that you will have to deal with people of different ethnicities whom you have no desire to encounter in a personal OR professional setting (for WHATEVER reason). When dealing in a personal, more intimate setting, it is very easy to steer clear of the people you do not want to encounter. The reason it's so easy is beacuse if done discreetly and tactfully, the avoidance will have minimal, if ANY at all, negative turnaround. However, when dealing in the professional realm, there really is no graceful way to agree to a business arrangement and back out once you see that your client (who by the way, your business thirves on) is of an ethnicity that you prefer not to deal with. A true professional would put a smile on their face for the sake of business and TRUE professinalism. Although it may not be their preferred M.O., a person who loves and is serious about their profession will make sure they treat client with the same care and respect as others because without the clients, there would be none to provide services to. OAN: I can't BELIEVE she verbally expressed her dislike of a particular race to you. On top of that, she was referencing to YOUR race! There are many things I could say about this provider...