About two-thirds of blacks and Hispanics see racism as a big problem, while just 43 percent of whites said the same.

The conversation about racism seems unlikely to be going away anytime soon, especially in a world driven by technology and social media.

"That conversation is difficult. But our history is difficult. Our present is difficult. We need to talk about it," Mark Naison, a professor of history and African-American studies at Fordham University, told CNN recently.

The poll was conducted among a random national sample of 1,951 adults, including 501 Black and 500 Hispanic respondents.

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/po...rticle/2577039

I'll say it (and probably get banned). Racism in this country is perpetuated mostly by non-whites so they have an excuse to fall back on when life doesn't go their way.

Arrested? Racism (even though you were breaking the law).
Didn't get that job? Racism (even though someone else was better qualified).
Not doing well in school? Racism (even though you don't study).
People don't like you racist? Racist (even though you're just kind of a dick).

Why would you want to stop racism when you can just blame everything on it and cry that you're being oppressed. I think in my lifetime there will be a full-on, violent race war. It might be good for everyone.










R & P Section is that way --->>