| Comment | Your premises hold a lot of weight however your failing to recognise something. This is the kind of argument you really need statistics for. Because in my world both exist in huge numbers. I know many inter-racial couples. And I had many classmates at my school who were a minority and still found friends. We didn't have huge minority groups, people truly were minorities in the 90's and early 00's so there was no may for those people to hang out en masse. They were forced to make friends. Those who struggled with cultrally blending, for example head scarfs and piercings, or thick accents, or extremely dark skin with bleach white teeth, often ended up alone, but so did the fat kids and the smelly ones.
In Australia it was common for each nationality to group up like it was prison life, so you truly are onto something but your arguments need balancing.
TLDR; You are correct, many people will say they are not racist but subconciously avoid people not like them. However, your arguments aren't balanced. They feel personal, biased and one sided. |
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