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In reply to the discussion: African Americans are targeted by racist, white cops, routinely...Period [View all]arcane1
(38,613 posts)152. From your CNN link:
"One study conducted by a Brigham Young University economics professor showed that white NBA referees call more fouls on black players, and black referees call more fouls on white players."
That's racism.
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African Americans are targeted by racist, white cops, routinely...Period [View all]
randys1
Jan 2015
OP
The Mentality of all cops can be scary stuff, but we have to deal with the racism first, well
randys1
Jan 2015
#22
Probably gays and Jews. I have never seen a racist that loved Jews or Gays. Or women.
bravenak
Jan 2015
#24
Bigots and racists are, IMO, equally vile and should be called out with every opportunity. eom
GGJohn
Jan 2015
#31
Narrow, as in its use is primarily to describe white bigotry against blacks, Hispanics, Jews, etc
Chemisse
Jan 2015
#99
Bullshit, you don't need to be in any position of power to be a racist or a bigot,
GGJohn
Jan 2015
#39
Crash and burn LOLLLLLLLL boy you have one hell of a funny definition of that...
randys1
Jan 2015
#67
You really dont know? You dont know why and how racism works and who has that power
randys1
Jan 2015
#77
Yes, again, racism isn't confined to one specific race, anyone can be a racist or a bigot,
GGJohn
Jan 2015
#83
It is impossible for a white person to experience racism in America, they can experience bigotry
randys1
Jan 2015
#106
thank you...one has to ask why one would be so invested in demanding that one's outdated, wrong
randys1
Jan 2015
#118
You ask them the last time they were pulled over for being white, or followed around a store
randys1
Jan 2015
#108
unless you claim to be one while simultaneously denying White male privilege..then you are not truly
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#34
Just a simple question, with a question mark at the end of it, you can either answer
randys1
Jan 2015
#6
I dont need to say racist and white together as only white people can be racist in America, but to
randys1
Jan 2015
#20
Since the subject is cops, let me add that experience would indicate that the semantics of who
Bluenorthwest
Jan 2015
#23
Not according to those that study and publish their observations to peer=reviewed journals. n/t
1StrongBlackMan
Jan 2015
#138
I was referring to your statement, not you as a person. Try to read better next time.
arcane1
Jan 2015
#44
I said take it up with the dictionary. Their definition trumps your fabricated one.
arcane1
Jan 2015
#46
The dictionary is wrong? And your made-up definition is the right one? You're still at this??
arcane1
Jan 2015
#51
that is what determines what IS racism....you cannot be a victim...if you are NOT oppressed....
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#82
No its not...it is perfectly clear....for there to be such a thing as "racism"....there has to be
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#191
again....you have to have suffered oppression to be a victim of racism or sexism....
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#98
You haven't denied it so far...and I have made the claim over and over...
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#114
No your not a victim of racism....because you are not nor have you been oppressed...
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#80
Go on....please describe how you have been victimized by racism or sexism....since I take it that
VanillaRhapsody
Jan 2015
#92
I understand institutionalized racism, but this nut wanted to argue over the definition of the word.
arcane1
Jan 2015
#142
Look, we're on the same side here, but that link was about Institutionalized racism
arcane1
Jan 2015
#150
Social scientists disagree on whether "racism" should be defined in the way you favor.
Vattel
Jan 2015
#157
I think the ones who deny that blacks can be racist are more like the climate change deniers.
Vattel
Jan 2015
#160
Um, I base my conclusions on my evaluation of the arguments. What do you base yours on?
Vattel
Jan 2015
#163
I base my thoughts on what has been written in peer reviewed journals ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jan 2015
#168
Try L. Blum's 2002 book: I'm not a racist, but … The moral quandary of race. (Cornell Univ. Press)
Vattel
Jan 2015
#169
What you are describing is the intense bigotry between the Black and Latino communities ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jan 2015
#144
Yes, but it is based in what social scientists have been writing for the better part ...
1StrongBlackMan
Jan 2015
#146
So what do you call bigotry based on race where there is no institutional power?
cbayer
Jan 2015
#179