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As someone from the south east, it is no boogeyman. But I do agree that we are much better off than many of the country examples from that article. In my exper
by hfourm 10y ago
As someone from the south east, it is no boogeyman. But I do agree that we are much better off than many of the country examples from that article.
In my experience in the SE, most individuals themselves aren't directly racist to any other given individual of color (aside from very specific stereotypes), but they propagate racism through their actions/policies they support/group think with others who feel similarly.
- LyndsySimon 10y ago> they propagate racism through their actions/policies they support/group think with others who feel similarly. I doubt you meant it that way, but this translated in my head to "they're racist because they're conservatives". Would you mind clarifying?