Facepalm.
So much wrong with these two sentences.
Let's start with the obvious: You say you never said she was a victim of discrimination and prejudice, and then in literally the next sentence say that is has been a victim of prejudice and discrimination.
The next problem with these sentences: You've made whatever your wife has experienced about you. So that is you usurping her experience, denying her voice, to advance what is a very, very, very racist mindset.
The next problem with these sentences: Your second-hand account of what your wife experiences is clearly filtered through your inherent biases, like most of your anecdotes. So you say your wife experienced these things and it gave you a big sad, but you don't say what those experiences were, why they happened, who did them, and where it was done.
So we are left with a vague, generalized, ambiguous narrative, not the truth, that is filtered through your biases because you're relaying your perception of things that happened to someone else entirely.
You've said a lot of shitty things on JPP, but what you've said about your wife, and how you've said it, is the worst.