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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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Scarlett | Indianapolis

@scarlettharlow1

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Yikes I don’t think I’ve ever followed someone with this many racist fans/followers… like I’m very confused lol. Literal neo nazis under this thread. A damn mess

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@scarlettharlow1

I suspect this might be due to different cultures? like if you grow up in the south and talk to someone who grew up in Portland, you both probably have very different experiences of racism, and tho both are valid, the other group's reaction can seem absurd

7:37 AM · Dec 6, 2021