That depends on the composition of the group. Not black, not white. Experienced racism from both. How people display racism tends to vary by the group. Black racists tend to be more explicit but come from ignorance. White racists cloak things better but more hostile.
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Racism is not primarily a psychological phenomenon, but a system of disparities that can maintain itself even if most people want to be "fair" or don't actually have any individual bias. It also requires prejudice + power. I think what you are asking about is more "bias"
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https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/racism … I was mostly using the dictionary definition
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Because most people are white, I think it's more likely that people of color view people by the color of their skin. Just seems natural. It's easier for white people to ignore color if they aren't around it
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My definition of "racist" includes power structure. Powerless people can be bigoted, but not racist in the way I mean it.
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Came here to say this, interesting dynamics at play. Some miss this because they’re so focused on the individual.
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