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Who is the most racist ethnic group you have encountered?
My korean friend had the worst experience with blacks when it comes to racism. He attends school with a high black student population and black students would randomly come up to him and pull their eyes up and speak with a mock accent. They would mistaken him for Chinese all the time.
(edit) I am not asking who is the most racist group in general. I am asking who is the most racist from personal experience.
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i think asians in general are the most racist group becuz we do talk a lot of smack about other cultures
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asians also talk a lot of smack about each other's cultures too. china, korea, and japan don't really get along.
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i don't think there's a most racist group because all groups have their racist opinions and so on so on
and when i was young i've experienced the whole ching chong muc a hiya, or whatever it is w/ all races
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Most racist ethnic group? The question sounds a bit stereotypical itself.
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but i think asians don't really verbalize their racisms to those they are racist against..
growing up Arabic kids would say 'ching chong chang' and say 'you're Chinese' as if it were an insult
but after that and up to this current day (starting college this fall) a LOT of hispanic people have said so many racist, ignorant things to me, it's unbelieveable. plus its chinita this, chino that.... sooo ignorant.
i'm korean too but of course that never matters to these people
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Every ethnic races is equally racist. Its just that its more accepted from certain ethnic groups (blacks) and unaccepted from other groups (whites).
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Italians and asians stand out to me. *shrug
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i think it's more of a pride issue more than anything else.
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Most racist ethnic group? The question sounds a bit stereotypical itself.
Read the entire question.
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Plenty of ABC's or CBC's or whatever that discriminate against their immigrant counterparts.
Don't know if that's racist or not though, but they do stereotype against them a lot EVEN IF they're the same (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sleep.gif)
Read the entire question.
Gotta agree this thread is different from the other ones that existed even though the title is pretty misleading.
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i think it's more of a pride issue more than anything else.
exactly!
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Read the entire question.
I did. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)
Would you enjoy it if your race was stereotyped as racists?
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Koreans.
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i dont know, this is a bit hard to answer considering the fact that all ethnic groups can be racist. well in los angeles, asians blacks whites hispanics are all equally racist. well.. err.. some more than others. but you get the point
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i don't think there's a most racist group because all groups have their racist opinions and so on so on
and when i was young i've experienced the whole ching chong muc a hiya, or whatever it is w/ all races
yeah, same here.
actually i went to predominate caucasian school, and boy did they give me a hard time (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)
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I did. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)
Would you enjoy it if your race was stereotyped as racists?
I don't see wrong in that. They're just words. But of course, people are too light-hearted to ignore it.
Koreans
I don't understand what they're saying, but they give us weird looks whenever they speak with their friends ?_?
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i just think it all depends what people you grew up with. if you grew up with a lot of chinese, then you probably feel more comfortable with them and you ignore or stereotype other asians or whites or blacks more.
if you grew up in a multicultural environment, chances are you're more open-minded.
having said that, i find a lot of asian fobs judgemental.
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I did. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/dry.gif)
Would you enjoy it if your race was stereotyped as racists?
I am not asking people to stereotype.
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I think every race has racism issues, but from experience I would probably say white people or koreans. And by racism, I think that they are typically too prideful or segregating, not much the open insults.
