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Define racist. If it is noticing the difference between races? Then yes. This is biological. But in my opinion that is a SH*** definition. And I would enjoy smacking those that used it in that sense. The reason it is shi***, the connotation.
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Not everyone is necessarily "a little bit racist" though everyone is prejudiced in some way; that is, they form preconceptions about most concepts that are influenced by the lives they've lived and the opinions and actions of those around them. Certainly, not everyone values one race in some way over another; the number of those who do not have any negative preconceptions based on skin color is growing. Having preconceptions is part of being human; having a specific preconception like racism isn't a given but is determined by an individual's experiences and thoughts. That our society views racism in such a negative light is evidence enough that our culture's thoughts as a whole are shifting toward a different preconception, one of relative equality.
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Thats like saying someone is a little bit pregnant, you either are, or you arent.
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Even people of the same race are racists towards their fellow man. Mexicans who are darker are treated unfairly and looked down on by their lighter countrymen. Blacks do aswell. Not saying that is right, but it does go on. As for as for me, I am dont like the ignorant or arrogent, but they are in all races.
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i'm not sayin its right but is it true. wouyld it be more accurate to be' every1's a little bit prejudice' then?
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it would be accurate to say there is prejudice in every race, but not every person. Hell I can find a woman from every race that I would want to be with but not every woman I would want to be with, so I can say that I am not racist, but i dont like every peson. Its the person not the race that I may not like sometimes.
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its trus
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i don't believe in races. people tend to bunch together, true. but to be honest, for a wonderful variety of reasons i don't like most people.
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augustus is correct, if you conform to a certain race and allow others to classify you into a certain race then you will become a racist yourself. Peolpe mau truely dislike you because you are an ***hole, not the color of your skin, but if it makes you feel beeter about yourself to call people racists then you are limiting yourself to fall into their will.
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augustus is correct, if you conform to a certain race and allow others to classify you into a certain race then you will become a racist yourself. Peolpe may truely dislike you because you are an ***hole, not the color of your skin, but if it makes you feel beeter about yourself to call people racists then you are limiting yourself to fall into their will.
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Yes, I'd say everyone is prejudiced to one extent or another, but not necessarily negatively prejudiced toward those of other races.
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I try not to be prejudiced, but sometimes I do end up that way. I wouldn't say I'm racist at all, but different cultures and cultural stereotypes do affect the way I perceive people, even if I don't know them personally. For example, I have a predisposition against redneck culture. I don't give it a second thought. The moment I see someone wearing a mullet and a camouflage hat, I turn on the hate. I've been trying to overcome it, but it's difficult, especially considering that most rednecks I've run into are idiots.
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i think the only people who agreee with this saying are people who try to make themselves feel better about being racist, it bogus. haha i like what sherryn said
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and ps im so sick of racist people trying to say they are not racist...grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, when will people love me even tho my skin is red and stripey?