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In-group out-group thinking is completely natural. That doesn't make it good. If you expose a dog to only one race or one sex from when it's a puppy, it will be
by Causality1 6y ago
In-group out-group thinking is completely natural. That doesn't make it good. If you expose a dog to only one race or one sex from when it's a puppy, it will be uncomfortable as an adult around others. Same goes for a child. It's up to us to adjust ourselves to a diverse global community that our genes never could've prepared us for.
- eeZah7Ux 6y agoNo, you are conflating fear of the unknown with hate. Being surprised and even afraid of someone that looks very different from what you are used to is natural in a 3 years old. Or in an aboriginal that has never seen a person from the other side of the world before. Fostering hate is a completely different thing. Especially if someone has the opportunity to learn what racism it, and yet choses to be racist.