Do you hate racism like i do

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Okay thats cool. 151515

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I don’t live in a racist city for the most part ! San Francisco is very diverse. I am nice to everyone and had friends of all kinds over the years!

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I’m sorry @oe1489

I hate racism also.

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What does genetic differences between humans mean to you. Does it justify racism or should we stay segregated. There are genetic differences between people of the “same race”. So what.

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This is not true.

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Look it up. 1514

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I only hate people without a moral backbone. I mean those who cheat steal or kill for personal gains. Irrespective of race, gender, religion.

I have friends with various backgrounds. Some of them have different views on politics, sexuality etc but we can still get along. It’s called being civilised.

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Thats very nice glad you had friends from cultures of life thats so cool

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Clearly you didn’t follow your own advice and look it up before posting misinformed racist nonsense.

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Yea me too i dont like those type of people.

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Do you know the history of “White Flight”?

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Yea i think its over now i feel safer to go out in my town. Thanks.

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I always tell my story when I see stuff about racism. Because I hope someone will see it and change, too.

I used to be racist. Like in the KKK racist. But, after I left my hometown and state, met more and different people, and listened to their stories, I changed.

Getting to know people as people, not as some type of “them” which is saying “other” opens your eyes.

Today I am the proud aunt to biracial kids, sister in law to biracial guys, and a strong ally to anyone regardless of race.

If I can change like that, anyone can. It’s a matter of being exposed to as much different people and seeing them as people. And an open mind willing to learn.

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Oh im glad you change ZombieMombie, im very happy for you. People can change if they just open they minds and learn about other cultures. Good for you.

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It’s funny, I am now as hardcore on human rights as I was as a racist. Lol.

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Yeah. A project is built in a white area, crime goes up, they move. That kind of thing.

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No that is great, you did the right thing. great job for supporting human right way to go. :grinning:

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@anon22322466. Your above statement.is not true.

Here are the facts—

Closing the Donation Gap

Although organs are not matched according to race/ethnicity, and people of different races frequently match one another, all individuals waiting for an organ transplant will have a better chance of receiving one if there are large numbers of donors from their racial/ethnic background. This is because compatible blood types and tissue markers—critical qualities for donor/recipient matching—are more likely to be found among members of the same ethnicity. A greater diversity of donors may potentially increase access to transplantation for everyone.

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Mixed race donors have a hard time finding a donor of exactly the same mixed race. Incredibly hard.

World Economic Forum is posing organ printing as a solution.

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