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On the average individual level, which group is more racist in the US?
  • white people
    28.3%
  • black people
    45.1%
  • they're equal
    26.5%
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Not a popular opinion with "your kind" but the definition of racism is having the power to control the laws restrict access to Healthcare, education, housing by this definition its impossible for Blacks to be racist in USA. you growing up in < 1% black Idaho can't understand
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idk "my kind" tends to think definitions aren't absolute, but rather based on usage. Most of the way I hear racism used means racial discrimination, not "having power to control the laws." But "my kind" doesn't care about the words, just asking about the meaning
I mean... Heard from whom, though? Like, I got taught racism by some very well meaning white people... Then I got taught racism by people who live the negative effects of it and... It's like learning about SW from TV, then actually listening to a SWer...
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I ran a pretty large survey on what people meant by the definition of racism, a few thousand people I think from different parts of the internet? it was a while ago, I can get you the stats tomorrow (am in bed now), but the majority said racism was discrimination based on race.
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you can't change the definition of q word that is ingrained in founding of the USA for last 232 years.. written into constitution as 3/5 a person.. power over native American tribes.. racism is very different than discrimination. this country was FOUNDED on racist principles..
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