Where Do You Think Rasicm Starts?

Question

I mean do you think it starts at home? Or at school?
while your a young child? As a Teenager/Pre-teen?
Where do you think rasicm starts?

Answer 1

It starts for me through the media and through political correctness. The whole concept of not wanting to offend blacks or any other group is hogwash. Black culture is hurting our society through rap music, illegitimate children, social dependence, and basic immorality. I know this is a general statement but the internet seems to be the only place you can speak your mind without a black becoming violent, losing your job or the Al Sharptons of the world protesting you. There is so many double standards that it makes me hate. It honestly does. And the idiots of the world have been brainwashed into voluntary compliance with all the asinine beliefs that blacks really don't need to except that its 2007 and the playing field was leveled decades ago.

Answer 2

McDonald's

Answer 3

Racism is just a fancy word for being different. People naturally draw towards things or people similar to them and in a sense 'fear' something that is different or that they are not used too. Stereotyping a race a certain way is what turns it into racism because then we are group the 'different people' togther. For example black people are different from white, but then adding a stereotype like they all like chicken and have big lips is what groups them together even more turning the difference into a negative. I don't know what I'm saying just ignore this post.

Answer 4

It starts at home where the most greatest influence on the child can be found. The parents have enormous influence, good or bad, on a child.

Unfortunately, the child picks up the bad habits and runs with them after they leave the house. NO child, NONE IN THIS WORLD, would hate another person that is different from them, based on their own decision. We don't teach this in our school, not in my class.

So, who teaches the child hatred?

Answer 5

At home, but alot of people grow out of their parents' mindset and start to think for themselfs as a teenager.

Answer 6

Yes

Answer 7

Definitely at home. It can be overcome through exposure combined with intelligence.

Answer 8

it stars because some person from one race does something bad to someonme from another race and the person starts to hate the whole race.

Answer 9

Through one's own experience.

That's how I started disliking a certain race.

My parents keep telling me I shouldn't be racist, but I just call it self-defense.

Answer 10

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