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In reply to the discussion: I am racist, and so are you. [View all]LloydS of New London
(355 posts)63. Agreed!
And, in most instances, we're not even consciously aware of it.
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If they are wearing hoodies at night I don't think I can tell what race a person is.
dilby
Aug 2014
#39
I live & work in North Philadelphia. The chances are pretty good that, in my entire day
Heddi
Aug 2014
#91
Hmmm...I lived alone and raised three daughters, never had an image like that pop in my head.
Avalux
Aug 2014
#6
The Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles had this message when I visited some 15 years or so ago
stevenleser
Aug 2014
#10
every person's "certain people" is different, true. I have a few serious hard core rocker friends
bettyellen
Aug 2014
#30
Honesty and Recognition is the first step to understanding. Good post.
Tuesday Afternoon
Aug 2014
#66
Ugh. PLEASE tell me this white woman doesn't launch into an explanation of how
redqueen
Aug 2014
#25
Blogger is a racist and tries to feel better about it by claiming that so is everyone else. (nt)
Nye Bevan
Aug 2014
#44
Add Ted Bundy and Aileen Wournos to that list and it greatly increases the deathcount. nt
stevenleser
Aug 2014
#76
I have enough black friends who feel comfortable pointing out to me when I have
Squinch
Aug 2014
#83