When he moved to Maine to be with his now wife, Annie, he was enamored with the countryside and not really bothered by the whiteness. But as the presidential campaign picked up, the Trump signs began to pop up, and his interactions with white neighbors shifted from mostly harmless microaggressions to outright hostility, to hard to tell apart. Marco, renowned in his own country, tells the story of what it's like to be just a brown man here.