I love what you say there because that's what I believe. Everyone is racist, its human nature to stereotype and to group people together, and to form opinions on groups for better or for worse. But its through logic that we can guide that natural tendency for something good or at the very least not destructive. The problem I have with racism in today's world is that minorities don't see the hypocrisy in their actions. That whites who say something maliciously racist is rightfully shunned, but when a similar act is done from a minority towards a white person, its the white person who shouldn't feel sorry for himself? The double standard is real and should not be underestimated. Racism is racism.

I'm a mutt, but half of me is white and when I was a kid had blond hair (looked uber white). Ive never had a white friend though cause there weren't any around where I live so I naturally made friends with who was around. But I think I was able to gain a genuinely honest perspective to how minorites react to a "white boy". Long story short, when I read a book like black like me, or watch a movies about the civil rights era where life was hard and whites were malicious, I can identify with it. No, I never feared getting strung up or went through anything as extream as African Americans did back then, but I can guarantee that Ive experienced more racism on a consistent basis from various minorities that all my friends ever have, black , hispanic, Flip, or whatever combined.

So this idea that reverse racism issue isn't real or shouldn't be honestly talked about is IMO weak sauce. Its not a matter of whites feeling sorry for anyone, its about addressing the hypocrisy of how we react to racism today which is usually in a racist way. I have a dream of a better world than that.