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This thinking is pathological

• Broken_Hippo 3y ago
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• pjc50 3y ago
  It's very real if you're in one of those categories. See South Carolina H4047.
  • echelon 3y ago
    One of the reasons they might think that way is because they haven't known or interacted with someone appreciably different. The more people interact, the smaller the gaps between us become. At the end of the day, we're all human.
• busterarm 3y ago
  Nearly 60% of the nation's Black people live in Southern states and the "Great Migration" has been in reverse back towards the South since the 70s... To a large percentage of that population, this part of America is going to feel the most like home and a city like Atlanta has a lot more going on culturally than New York. Not only is this thinking pathological, but they act like not only does the world revolve around them but that they can't be guilty of any bigotry either. While living in NYC I saw no shortage of gay men shouting the N-word just as I saw homophobic minorities. Everyone is capable of being an asshole.