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Of course countries aren’t races. The citizens of those countries do have races, though. If, for example, you’re only judgemental against Latin American univers
by dpark 9y ago
Of course countries aren’t races. The citizens of those countries do have races, though. If, for example, you’re only judgemental against Latin American universities, that could be considered xenophobic but it could also be considered racist. The two aren’t really that easy to separate when the prejudice is against a group that is both foreign and a different race.