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7. There's A Difference In Recognizing Racial Differences

Sun Apr 29, 2012, 01:26 PM

Apr 2012

There's a difference in recognizing racial differences, though I think they are overemphasized, and catering to them and being a racist.

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Anybody Can Be Racist [View all] DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2012 OP

Systemic Racism Exists As Does Racism On A Individual Basis DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2012 #2

Before we can discuss 'systemic racism' (or 'structural racism'), I think a coalition_unwilling Apr 2012 #3

There's no need to arrive at a single criterion. Igel Apr 2012 #12

The title of the OP was "Anybody Can be Racist". Extrapolating coalition_unwilling Apr 2012 #14

Except, Cuban is not a race. Quantess Apr 2012 #4

Why isn't it racist to ask for race as a piece of information? dkf Apr 2012 #6

There's A Difference In Recognizing Racial Differences DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2012 #7

so if I own a little bookstore hfojvt Apr 2012 #8

And Jewish scholarships, too. Quantess Apr 2012 #9

That Would Make You Guilty Of Nepotism DemocratSinceBirth Apr 2012 #10

but in some sense, I bet Cubans are one big family hfojvt Apr 2012 #11