re: Are we all racists and don't know it?

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According to the Naacp and BLM and University college professors we are.

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Did they say "we" or "you"?

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All of us are prejudiced. Deep down we know facts and hold prejudices based on experiences and observations. It doesn’t make you racist it means you simply look at things the way they are. There is a portion of people who feel ashamed for holding these prejudices and work too hard to prove they don’t have them

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Ahem, it's interesting that in our businesses, to make the call that anyone wearling a hoodie, covering their face and in groups of 3 or more rushing in fast are likely robbers. It happened 13 times. I would love those facts posted here.

Black people cannot be racist but White, Asian and Hispanic are inherently racist due to their races.

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When you hear of a Car Jacking, you know who it was, but so do they deep down inside. When we hear of the latest drive-by shooting we all know, and they know, it was not a white guy.

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lol there are black people that will swear to you it’s white cops in black face doing it.

I read or heard this as a true story, as an observer of people, I believe it happened. During the filming of “Planet of the apes” the cast would eat lunch together. The director told someone I have noticed something, look around and tomorrow tell me if you have noticed it also. Next day at lunch break the director ask what seems odd and the guy didn’t know. The director told him, the gorillas all eat together, the chimpanzees all eat together and the orangutans eat together no matter what the race of the actors

Well the only other option is that black people commit more crimes per capita, so I guess that’s out of the question

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Exactly what progressives argue.

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No, progressives claim that it's not possible for blacks to be racist.

Your premise is foolish. Nationalism and racism are two completely different issues and problems. I have NEVER been a racist and never will be. And you are probably way to young to have ever encountered TRUE Racism.

At 13 years old the Deep South I asked an Hispanic girl to the dance. The Mexicans beat the living hell out of me. Then the Anglos did the same. After Sports I hung out with the blacks and we all got along and had a great time. But the ANGLOS and later some of the blacks beat the hell out of me again.
That all ended that day I beat the hell out of someone over twice my size and almost killed him (he was Anglo). Bottom line, every Anglo that I had a problem with came from a Southern Democrat home (Hint). Possibly the Hispanics too!
Since then I have a Half Brother and step brother that are hispanic, and two step sisters and a step brother that are Filipino. My Nephew's wife is Chinese and my Father and Mother's best friends in the 60's were Chinese. Not much room for racism in my family.
From college on, my life long best friends are black, Chinese, and Filipina.

IN my career I was passed over for advancement MULTIPLE TIMES because companies had to adjust the RATIO of races in every level of employment. I had more years in trade, more education, more understanding of the job and more ability than those of race placed above me. It cost me probably 1 million in income over my life. I am pissed especially at the treatment some of those gave me after advancement. I feel disenfranchised by our government and industry and feel that INDUSTRY lost trillions because they had to advance those that were actually detrimental to profit. But that does not make me racist.

What I am saying is that I am tired of even hearing about racism. NO ONE TODAY (generations later) went through what I went though and I was Anglo. Today, there is truly no racism in industry, not in society: UNLESS THOSE of RACE MAKE IT SO.
WHEN and ONLY WHEN the government and industry cease to ask about race can we end racism. As long as the questionnaire exists there is racism.

maybe we need to define terms, i have no mal intent to anyone , but i do have my gaurd up when i am in certain neigborhoods in certain towns

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Are we all racists and don't know it?

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As with all things concerning the "black experience" in America, we must all keep our opinions to ourselves until Aggie-X chimes in and lectures us all what it's REALLY like to be black in America.....