If you live in Europe, then be specific. Directly comparing the US to EU doesn't make sense. > One can get a feel for different sorts of racism in the world by

If you live in Europe, then be specific. Directly comparing the US to EU doesn't make sense. > One can get a feel for different sorts of racism in the world by communicating with folks different from yourself. Great, and who did you talk to, what did they say, and how did you determine their biases?