Another comment already reacted on that, but I want to bring it another example on how naive is the logic "being unbiased = reacting the same way when I swap el

Another comment already reacted on that, but I want to bring it another example on how naive is the logic "being unbiased = reacting the same way when I swap element". If I say "women should not be allowed in this meeting", this sentence will probably raise some alarm flags in the head of the person hearing it. If I say "women should not be allowed in this bathroom", this sentence will probably not raise such alarm. Does it mean it is biased? I personally don't think jokes about my nationality are racist: there is virtually no effective groups that have real hatred for my nationality and that create real actions against it. If such joke exists, it's unrealistic to think it will have any bad consequences. But I can understand why jokes about nationality usually faced with a lot of racism are better avoided. It feels like more and more people don't understand "equality": they think it means "everyone deserves to get a medal", while in reality, it means "people who have worked hard deserve a medal, people who haven't don't deserve one".