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I was called a racist, because I do not like/am not attracted to a specific kind of guy...
Technically, it depends on why you're not attracted to men of a certain race (assuming that's what you mean by "kind of guy"). If it involves an assumption on their character or abilities, etc., then yeah, I'd call you a racist too. If it's just simply that you don't find the skin tone attractive, I wouldn't say that makes you a racist at all.
You are not racist. Most folks do not know what the word means. People should be allowed to like and dislike whomever they choose. It becomes a problem when it prevents a person from accessing goods, services and gaining economic mobility.
This is very true. One of my relatives (a Black woman) was chased out of her home state because she had an affair with a married White man. Of course, this White man was a senior leader in the local KKK and he was also a deputy sheriff.
seeing racism in everything and anything. Vast majority of people on this planet prefer to date within their own race. This is not racism, its someones preference and they are fully entitled to it.
This is very true. One of my relatives (a Black woman) was chased out of her home state because she had an affair with a married White man. Of course, this White man was a senior leader in the local KKK and he was also a deputy sheriff.
This is like when Hitler used to rule. Hitler actually fell in love with a Jewish girl before he became ruler. She rejected him. Then when he became ruler, he killed millions of Jews just because they were Jews. It's very common that hard core racists actually want a person of the race they are racist against. I have no evidence of that , though, but it does seem like this might be the case.
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