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Input: I'm annoyed. This morning my (half) sister dramatically busted into the garage while I was smoking a cigarette. She walks up to me and asks in an ACCUSATORY manner"Do you own a Sprint Wireless or Comcast account?".

I reply, "No, why?". I'm totally oblivious to what's going on. She then says, "Well, I don't know where these charges came from, it's one for $200 and another for $370". 

We go back in the house and I start heating up some food in the microwave. I tell her she probably has a fraudulent charge and should contact her bank. I explain to her Comcast isn't even available in our area,  internet service is limited to Spectrum (formerly Time Warner) or ATnT. It obviously must be a charge from outside our area, andwhy would she even ask me?

She ignores the question. She then proceeds to complain about how this is disrupting her morning and she needs to go back to the bank. She rushes out the house slamming the door behind her.

Background: 

I've been staying with my sister for about two months since my husband and I have been separated. I'm a 25 year old young professional with a two year old daughter. I have a decent job doing web content management and graphic design. I've been paying rent to her on time, I contribute a share of groceries for the house, and do a fair share of chores. My husband and I are attending marriage counseling to work on things, but I'm preparing myself for the possibility of being a single parent if it doesn't.

My sister and I have the same dad. He's white. My mom is black. Her mom is white. There are some cultural differences and perspectives that are generally accepted by both of us, and we otherwise get along fine. She's 42. I don't understand why she would immediately confront ME about account charges that are obviously bogus. 

I believe it may be some underlying racial bias. 

Plus, I'm not a thief. I even buy my own laundry soap, toiletries, etc. I don't use ANY of her stuff. We drink beer together, I'll buy a case, she'll buy a case. Occasionally bum cigarettes from one other if we're out (I know gross habit I should quit).

I'm pissed. It's like, really? She asks me before she contacts her bank. I have no history of theft or criminal behavior. No drug abuse or addiction. We both smoke pot, but whatever. Why would she immediately ask me about hacking her fucking bank account?

AITA if I confront her about my feelings when she gets back? 

AITA if I tell her I think she confronted me based on racial bias, whether it was conscious or not, and that's not ok?

TLDR - My (25F) sister (42F), who I am staying with temporarily, confronts me about fraudulent charges on her account that I have zero knowledge of. I'm pissed, because the only reason I FEEL she would have for questioning me must be racially biased. I want to know AITA if I call her out and express my feelings truthfully.



telling my sister I'm pissed that she asked me if I owned any of the utilities that were fraudulently charged to her account