Are people serious when they claim that "white people don't suffer racism"?

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  1. poppyr profile image92
    poppyrposted 7 years ago

    Are people serious when they claim that "white people don't suffer racism"?

    I live in Tokyo, Japan. Today I went shopping and there was a store with signs all over it saying "no foreigners, f*** off", "no eating, no taking photos, sneaky foreigner" "f*** you foreigners". Now I realise this isn't directed only at whites, but I felt hurt and it pretty much ruined my day. Are people actually being serious when they claim that white people never suffer racism?

  2. Kiss andTales profile image60
    Kiss andTalesposted 7 years ago

    Sorry poppy ! I am applaud ! how sad you went through such a bad thing.
    You can find our people ! Hope your journey will be more better my friend !

  3. jackclee lm profile image81
    jackclee lmposted 7 years ago

    Of course there is racism on all sides. There are reverse racism as well. It is up to our goverment and society to pass laws to elliminate institutional racism. That will address the social economic aspects of racism. It won't do anything to elliminate individual bigotry. That has to come from family and school to teach these values that all men/women are created equal.

  4. AshutoshJoshi06 profile image83
    AshutoshJoshi06posted 7 years ago

    This isnt like being specific, hence cannot be regarded as discrimination against the white. It seems more of a generic statement that can apply to a wheatish Indian, a black African, a white American etc etc.

    Ofcourse White people suffer discrimination but that's not even a tiny bit compared to what they practise, again that's a generic statement applicable on case by case basis!!

    1. poppyr profile image92
      poppyrposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      I don't "practise" racism. Everyone is equal. Do I deserve to be treated like that just because of the colour of my skin?

    2. gregas profile image82
      gregasposted 7 years agoin reply to this

      Just remember, since the signs were up for everyone to see, this isn't something personal. So, don't take it personally. Even though it does hurt, don't be so sensitive and don't take it as being aimed at just you.

    3. AshutoshJoshi06 profile image83
      AshutoshJoshi06posted 7 years agoin reply to this

      @Poppy as Greg rightly mentioned "the signs were up for everyone to see", besides my statement too wasn't directed at you. Apologies if you felt that way. Racism or discrimination is an outright evil period

  5. gmwilliams profile image85
    gmwilliamsposted 7 years ago

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    Racism is defined as when the dominant group can impose socioeconomic conditions which can adversely affect the subordinate group means to housing, health care, education, & job opportunities.  Caucasians can suffer racism when the dominant culture is non-Caucasian.  Racism isn't limited to a specific race.  Any race can be subjected to racism.

  6. tamarawilhite profile image86
    tamarawilhiteposted 7 years ago

    Yes, liberals who make this claim are serious because they've redefined the term racism to exclude themselves.
    Thus a group of blacks can beat up a white screaming racist insults against the white and not be considered "racist" but acting against the system while a white person offering facts contrary to a black person's "narrative" is called an evil racist bigot.

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