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To suggest all members of race X hold opinion Y by virtue of their ethnicity is a form of prejudice. OP has not stated this directly but come very close, imply
by helen___keller 4y ago
To suggest all members of race X hold opinion Y by virtue of their ethnicity is a form of prejudice.
OP has not stated this directly but come very close, implying that members of race X, for whom their race is part of their identity, will support opinion Y if such is preferential to members of their race.
At its core this is still prejudiced. Op has thrown a zillion cultural confounders and nuances to the wind and presented an argument based totally on race.
- Clubber 4y ago>OP has not stated this directly but come very close, implying that members of race X, for whom their race is part of their identity, will support opinion Y if such is preferential to members of their race. You've just described demographic research. Prejudice is defined as such: preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual experience. >At its core this is still prejudiced. Op has thrown a zillion cultural confounders and nuances to the wind and presented an argument based totally on race. Reductive perhaps, but not prejudice.