How people define 'racism', grouped by their level of education
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I think this poll is misleading, because I suspect a large portion of the blue answers are talking about systemic racism, not personal racism.
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Would like to see the generational breakdown. Pretty sure the educated millennials and younger crowd is going to skew heavily for the racial discrimination + power definition.
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Blue’s honestly higher than I expected across the board. Maybe there’s hope for us yet.
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The elites definition drives me insane because it assumes power is generalized/universal, and power is instead local and contextual. It doesn’t mean whites don’t have major advantages, it means there isn’t a hard and fast rule for the power side.
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as long as ppl agree on a definition for a conversation or a paper, it doesn't really matter. its about the same all around anyways
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Fascinating to see the levels vary like this, though it could be argued that a social bias/mentality would be more prevalent in the smaller social circles afforded by colleges and the like.
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I guess the more education you get the less you learn about definition of words
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