Can you be a racist if you do not believe that humankind is divided into races?

Answer 1

Yes.

But that is because the language would lack a better word for
the cultural bias that you feel towards a group that some would say constituted a "race".

If you called someone a "cultural-biasist" they may think you had spat upon them and bonk you in the beezer.

Answer 2

Humankind is divided into cultures and skin colors. Isn't a box of crayons divided into various colors? Isn't the earth divided into different expanded ' neighborhoods ' simply divided by bodies of water, mountains? The issue of race and racism is so tiring to me. I think focus would be more of . . . " Is that person thought to be mean or nice ?" Humans are beautifully and uniquely different colors, temperaments, traditions. Sameness would be boring.

Answer 3

I think the obvious answer is no. And the question is sort of oxymoronic in that, if there is a belief in no humankind division based on race, culture or otherwise, racism, by its simplest definition, cannot exist, right?

Answer 4

Yes, because even if we change what we call it, the meaning is still there. It would seem like white-washing (for a lack of a better word) to those that have been at the brunt of it. If people can become Holocaust deniers, they can easily deny the existence of racism, sexism, etc.

Answer 5

that depends how much money u got.

Answer 6

no, but you could be colorblind or in total denial, though.

Answer 7

thanks to the democrats and liberal scum anything intelligent is racist, sexist, anti semitic, offensive, politically incorrect, intolerant, bla bla bla bal bla. so you probably are a racist and everything else above!!!!!!!!!

Answer 8

oxymoron