Stereotyping, prejudice and bias are natural behavior and are observed even in children. Whether the specifics of racism, at most, are learned or not is somewh

Stereotyping, prejudice and bias are natural behavior and are observed even in children. Whether the specifics of racism, at most, are learned or not is somewhat immaterial-- as for sexism, there's even less ambiguity about it being deeply rooted in human nature somehow in a way that's very hard to change - it certainly isn't our "societal structures" telling kids that females have cooties.