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Why are black people so loud in movie theaters?
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A common stereotype is that black people are loud and boisterous, especially in public settings such as movie theaters. Many people of color have commented on how over-policing and systemic racism can result in unwarranted removal from public spaces for seemingly innocuous behavior such as laughing or talking too loud. This has given rise to a kind of “code-switching” where black people may appear to tone down their behavior in certain social situations in order to not be seen as a threat and potentially removed. As a result, their more typical behaviors can often be observed more boisterously in theaters or when with their own racial group.