This incident did not alter my perception of his particular group of origin, what it did alter was my tolerance of dinner bookings, hence I refuse them with new clients.
Good lord, I can second this. And the person above who said it's not about screening for a race, it's about screening for manners and respect. I've seen clients from all ethnicities (probably? Haven't kept a proper count or anything
) but will say, "Oh, sorry, fully booked" and hang up on anyone who calls to ask me stupid questions, or who is rude/pushy, or who asks for unsafe services, etc etc etc. I think this is the best rule of thumb to use (although it's probably incredibly discriminatory against any men who were unfortunate enough to grow up without anyone teaching them how to talk nicely to people) for an independent worker; if I were in a parlour with other women and possibly also male security onsite, I would have no qualms about seeing almost anyone (NOT huge groups of guys loitering in the waiting area, though! That sounds scary and unsafe, regardless of their race).
As Nubian Temptress said, though, it's ultimately up to the individual sex worker to choose her own clients. If he or she cannot do this, then they are essentially working against their will and that's an unpleasant concept in general, let alone in our particular industry. There is no need to start a thread saying, "OMG! Who on earth [offers OWO/sees young clients/does anal/works after 1am]? That's gross, yucky, stupid, pathetic, etc" and although I'm sure the OP only had genuine concern about the topic of racial stereotyping, I'll remind anyone for future reference (since this thread has been fine so far
) that questioning other escorts' personal working preferences is unnecessary, or at least, this is not the place for it.