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Input: I was walking home from the liquor/grocery store and I was approaching a curb ramp. My area is becoming more gentrified, and more people think they can just park anywhere; it's annoying. There was a girl, on her phone, texting and parked right in front of the crosswalk. I did not want to walk through the grass, since in said neighborhood there are a lot of people that have dogs. So I walked to the crosswalk and around this girls car; she looked up and immediately hit the lock on her car door. I yelled, "not trying to rob you, and you shouldn't be parked in front of the crosswalk! Dumbass!" and kept going. 

I am a large person of color, and this has happened to me before but usually I would laugh it off and roll my eyes. But combined with the fact the she was blocking the curb ramp (and I'll add that there are still a few elderly people in the area and a handicapped kid too makes it inconvinient for them) I was pissed. 

yelling at a girl who locked her car door as I walked past