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Racism has been a factor pendorongdiskriminasi social, segregation and racial violence, including genocide. Politicians often use the issue of racial profiling to win the voice. and the identification of a group or person as racist is often are controversial.
Is the belief in the superiority of one race over another
Most people have stereotype mentality cause it's easier to think with cliches. That's the source of racism, lack of education
In actual fact we are different from one another based on the origin but that does not make one inferior to other. We are all created by God and I strongly believe that there is reason for God to put each of us where we find ourselves
The belife that one race
Why some people are racist I don't understand really ?! 
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We all are same
, We all are same
Racism has always been one of the world's social problems.
Every one of us should find the same thing anywhere in the world.
And not to be criticized by our race.
Because we are equal in the eyes of the creator.
Racism is bad and very evil. I've met people who talk about my colour in a bad way. But I never let it get to me. It's just bad seeing someone talk about his race being superior to others
Racism is the belief in the superiority of one race over another, which often results in discrimination and prejudice towards people based on their race or ethnicity. Racism has caused a lot of conflicts in the world. As of today, racism is one major challenge in football and Africans are the most victims of this.
Racism can escalate into a very dangerous thing. Christians must be urgently concerned with anything that leads to the devaluing of the life of any human being.There are many things you can do to fight racism. This modest list of actions targets racism at the individual, community, and national levels.let know your own opinion.
racism was, is and always will be. Will never fully win. This is ancient times so inherent in people - a disdain for people of another race
Hi! Today, I want to talk about a topic that I've experienced multiple times in my life, in this country. And that's racism! How do you view racism? Is it still alive in this country, in your opinion? Have you ever experienced racism in your life? How did you handle your racist experience?
It's disgusting, we are all equal. My skin colour, my accent, my nose line, height doesn't define my intellectual skill. I might be black and 5"1 but I can do better than others. One must not look at the race of a specific person to give them a good job.
We are all equal in only one way. That way is that we are not equal to anyone else in anything.
Whatever you can do, there is somebody who can do it better, and there is somebody who can do it worse. But there is nobody who can do it the exact same way as you. There is no equality.
If your skin is black or white, there is somebody with blacker or whiter skin. And the moles that dot your skin are different than the moles that dot the skin of all other people.
Does anyone have watched Coach Carter movie. It illustrates how racism, and what are the pros and cons of racism. We should not let racism affect our own daily lives. We must promote our own race. We dont let discrimination affect our own race. Comparing race from one another is racism. We should respect all kinds of race, and dont let others bully our own race.
It's illegal to treat people differently because of their race or culture. If it happens to you, remember - no one has the right to make you feel bad or abuse you for who you are. Our views and beliefs develop as we grow up. If you grow up within a family where some members are racist, or have friends who are racist, you may believe that racism is normal and acceptable.
Hi! Today, I want to talk about a topic that I've experienced multiple times in my life, in this country. And that's racism! How do you view racism? Is it still alive in this country, in your opinion? Have you ever experienced racism in your life? How did you handle your racist experience?
It's disgusting, we are all equal. My skin colour, my accent, my nose line, height doesn't define my intellectual skill. I might be black and 5"1 but I can do better than others. One must not look at the race of a specific person to give them a good job.
It's very sad/depressing for me to see an actual situation where a person got badmouthed by a certain racist. I against with those people, just because of their skin color and race they feel superior with other race. We all deserve respect from each other.
My government race position is better than your race, because I get to prosecute and convict all you other races when you act racist like.
Racism is the belief that a particular race is superior or inferior to another, that a person’s social and moral traits are predetermined by his or her inborn biological characteristics. Racial separatism is the belief, most of the time based on racism, that different races should remain segregated and apart from one another
Here are some tips on how to deal with racists
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
You forgot the next step:
.If they respond to your, above, racist actions and questions, react a little more harshly, etc.
And if they answer or act even more harshly, do like Indiana Jones:
Indiana Jones - Arab Swordsman Scene
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YyBtMxZgQs
Here are some tips on how to deal with racists
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
You forgot the next step:
.If they respond to your, above, racist actions and questions, react a little more harshly, etc.
Here are some tips on how to deal with racists
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
React calmly
.Convey disapproval or discomfort, without provoking a defensive reaction.
.Question their use of the words or action so you can gauge their intent: “Why do you say/do that?”
.Convey your feelings: Let them know how the comment or joke makes you feel.
.Question their fear. These can be very useful moments to question someone’s fear and ignorance.
.Don’t get triggered. Racists want to push your button to get you angry. Just laugh and keep walking.
.Compliment them on something: ‘Nice shirt’, ‘Nice beard’ or just ‘Love you, mate
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