anonymous

so, I have a question for all of you who bash racism as a product of ignorance. Say a white person goes to school gets an education, and then a job. Lets say he works with a lot of (insert minority here). Over the time he spends at the job, he comes to dislike the way that the minority workers conduct themselves. This sours him to the race as a whole, as the majority of the people of that race that he has met have "pissed him off". Thus his racism is directly as a result of experience. How is he "ignorant"?

so, I have a question for all of you who bash racism as a product of ignorance. Say a white person goes to school gets an education, and then a job. Lets say he works with a lot of (insert minority here). Over the time he spends at the job, he comes to dislike the way that the minority workers conduct themselves. This sours him to the race as a whole, as the majority of the people of that race that he has met have "pissed him off". Thus his racism is directly as a result of experience. How is he "ignorant"?