During the course of South Park: The Fractured But Whole you may want to change your race and ethnicity. Maybe you want to switch things up so you can hear how NPC dialogue changes, or because secret boss Morgan Freeman won’t fight you if your character is black (he will, however, greet you differently and give you the Ebony Volumizer Artifact).
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To change your ethnicity, head over to see PC Principal at Crunchy’s Micro Brew. Speak to him and he'll instruct you on how to recognize (and punish) microaggressions. Complete his microaggression training, and he'll challenge you to check others' privilege.
You’ll need to hit the prompt on five enemies who throw out microaggressions while you’re fighting, so head into a few battles and be prepared to be insulted. If you’re struggling to find people try fighting the 6th graders or Raisins girls - both groups typically have something insulting to say.
After you’ve checked five people’s privileges go back to the Micro Brew and talk to PC Principal again. He’ll now allow you to change your race and ethnicity any time you want. So whether you want to get that special Artifact from Mr. Freeman or fight him to the death, you now have both options available to you.
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