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i disagree because they are able to understand because people talk about it a whole lot more in the world. People talk about how they were septerated in to different colors and cant share things

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Everyone can understand the concept of racism, it's the way you go about it that might be confusing sometimes. Like giving a black guy a basketball and telling him to play even if he has never played in his life.

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I think everyone understands the concept of racism, but not the actuality of it. Those who believe racism barely or no longer exists are the ones who only understand the concept. Everyday people are judged by there skin color/ethnicity, and this goes for all races. Racism means that one person discriminates another based off skin color, and that could be as little as feeling unsafe around a group of that race, or talking to one person of a certain race.

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I believe that lost of people don't understand racism. Just because that people aren't the color that other people want them to be, doesn't make them a victim of daily racism.

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I think racism is the biggest social problem we have in this country but I do believe that everyone knows what racism besides small children. Racism should be a serious legal offense because people need to learn the color of someones skin doesn't matter like there is young African American teens being killed by police in the streets.

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Not many people in todays world fully understand racism. Just because someone is of color doesn't mean that they are victims of daily racism. It is possible. But in the area we live and the type of world we live in racism is a rare thing to come across.

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I disagree. I believe that everyone knows what racism is. I also believe that everyone is at fault for doing it at one point or another. It's not just one group of people.

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It is wrong to judge a book by its cover, that is basically what racism is and it needs to stop because then it would be equal between everyone.

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I think all races are fully able to understand racism. I think everyone has been around long to know that racism negatively effects all most everyone.

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I think all races are fully able to understand racism. I think everyone has been around long to know that racism negatively effects all most everyone.

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Disagree, because to me every one is equal and should be treated like everyone else no matter how the look or dress.

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Every race is racist at some point, even if they don't realize it. We can't help it sometimes it just slips out and everyone does it even if they don't realize that they are being that way.

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every race has and will experience racism, every race will experience it to an extent and maybe more than others at different times.

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Disagree, everyone knows what racism is, its been around long enough that everyone knows what it is. There is no real excuse that you didn't know what racism is. There is something in every race that people find to make fun of, hate or discriminate against.

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All races experience racism and it's getting to a point, where whites are facing it more than anyone else. People's views are not accepted from a white person ( especially male) and a person of color can get away with a crime because a police officer is afraid of it looking like a hate crime.

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I disagree with it because I think all races know what racism is but it might not be something they know a ton about. They could live in a place where racism isn’t as present as it is in other places

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All races understand racism but not all have had experience with it. One example is that white people usually don’t experience racism, but they still understand what it is. Those people just haven’t had an experience or something to make it personal, but they still understand what racism is.