What Is Race Play?

 Race play and racial humiliation are quite controversial within the kink/fetish community making them taboo kinks to engage in but what are they?

For those who may be unaware here is a little bit of info about racial play and racial humiliation. 

This kink is all about one race being superior to another, while this is predominantly a black/white fetish it really does have every race within it. As a professional dominatrix, I personally have had more Indian men request this type of play than any other race but there really are men and women of every color who enjoy this kind of play.

Generally the play involved is exactly what you think it is, racial slurs being spurt at or even written on the submissive, mock slave auctions, the repetition that a specific race is far superior than another and so on.

Things can be taken even further by locking the sub in chastity and denying them access to orgasm because they as a *insert race here* don’t deserve to orgasm or that only a specific race is allowed to orgasm.

This type of play generally goes along with many other verbal humiliations and abuses, though those fetishes do not necessarily have to include race play and vice versa, race play can be done with race being the only humiliating part of the scene.

Race play can be extremely hot between consenting players, especially when you are engaged in a scene that pushes you to the edge. Some players may even find this type of play to be therapeutic as they can confront their own feeling about race or racism.

This isn’t just black v. white play, it can be really any kind of race from Nazi v. Jew to Muslim v. Islamic or any other kind of race you can think of (yes that includes alien v. human but that is more of a special play rather than race)

Race play can also include elements of BBC worship, cuckolding, domestic servitude, financial domination and a ton of other fetish elements. It all depends on the scene, the Dom/Domme and the sub/slave. 

Generally speaking, these scenes are discussed in depth before hand and limits are put in place to ensure the scene can continue as long as possible without the need to use a safeword to either pause or stop the scene.