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> we are just not exposed to races other than ours, so it pretty hard/weird to be a racist). The US is not mono-racial by any measure, and has a long and trou
by danans 8y ago
> we are just not exposed to races other than ours, so it pretty hard/weird to be a racist).
The US is not mono-racial by any measure, and has a long and troubled history with race relations.
So even taking the questionable argument that Poland isn't "very racist" at face value, it's wouldn't be applicable to the US anyway.
- badpun 8y agoThe part about Poland was just a tangent to my main point, which was - as long as you’re raising your child to not be a racist, your child is ptobably not losing anything by not being raised in a diverse envirnoment.
- danans 8y ago> as long as you’re raising your child to not be a racist How do you know if you are successfully doing that, if they (or you) never encounter someone of another race?
- ryanwaggoner 8y agoYou only do so much raising of your kids. Their friends, their teachers, and the broader culture also have a huge effect.