If you make fun, ridicule or deride someone because of the colour of their skin, you will generally be considered by society as racist and rightly so. It is no longer acceptable to pick on someone because of their 'race given' appearance or something else personally intrinsic. In that case, why does this not seem to apply to another genetic, birth given traits like hair colour?
As a kind of sub-question, why does this prejudice only seem to really exist in the UK? To the best of my knowledge, it doesn't seem to be an issue in other countries around the world...
2006-09-06
22:15:16
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emrofmapson
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Sociology