Is Laura a racist?

Laura's apprehension was evident on her face as she glanced down the road towards home.

"What are you, racist?" the driver inquired gruffly.

"What? No!" Laura protested, approaching the door and putting her hands on it.

"You lookin' down the road like you wanna be anywhere but here, talkin' to us," the driver observed, shaking his head sadly. "Just can't wait to get away from them scary black men and back to your cracker world, huh?"

Laura glanced at the camera, red-faced. She was a good, liberal white girl, and just about the worst thing she could be called was racist. "I'm sorry if I offended you," she apologized, leaning forward on the window. "Let's start over. My name is Laura, Laura Hills."

The driver and the camera man exchange a glance. "My name is... Python," the driver said. "This here's is the Bone... Uh, black men have names like that."

"Oh..." Laura nodded her head. She had never heard that, but was willing to accept it. "Well, nice to meet you."

"Do you have a boyfriend, Laura Hills?" Python asked, and Laura nodded again. "Yeah? For now, anyways, right? White boy? Yeah? Until you meet the right black, am I right? Ha ha!" Laura had just kept nodding, green eyes sparkling and a humoring grin pasted to her mouth.

The Bone chimed in. "Are those titties real? I bet your boyfriend likes them... I like them, too. You give your boyfriend blowjobs, Laura Hills?"

"Uh, not... not yet..." Laura stammered, red-faced again as the conversation continued to turn more and more personal. "We're Christians, so we're not supposed to..."

"I'm trying to zoom in on those titties, Laura..." the Bone interrupted, adjusting his camera. "How about you flash those titties for me real quick? Just open your top there, lemme see them white titties you got there..."

Taken aback, Laura's hand went up to her chest as her mind raced. She had never shown her breasts to any man, especially not (black!) strangers, yet she also wanted to be friendly with these men and prove to herself that she wasn't racist. 'What's the harm?' she wondered.