Is racism a disease? If so, what's the cure ?
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Posted by Abbeyrhode Nov 16th, 2011 at 6:19PM
More like the symptoms of ignorance and fear. The cure is education, understanding and tolerance.
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Reply by oldfarmguy Nov 16th, 2011 at 6:29PM
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Posted by clarkee Nov 17th, 2011 at 1:47AM
if racism is a disease i think it could be cured if one morning all the racists woke up in a different body. a body that was from the people or persons that they are racist against.
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Posted by 330GTC Nov 16th, 2011 at 8:33PM
education, and the ability to fully understand what you have learned.
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Posted by hartfire Nov 16th, 2011 at 6:38PM
Biologically, no.sed on evidence of actions thus influenced.
Metaphorically, it is pathological and dysfunctional both for society and individuals,
for both the hater and the hated.
There need to be several methods of cure all applied simultaneously and continually.
Our education system can teach, throughout all levels, the reasons why and how all people are born equal... (see my story "On Equality)...
We could also incorporate these principles into culture and the media in all its forms.
We can modify the laws on free speech to make it illegal to inflame actions of racial or cultural hatred,
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We can do research on Google about different races.
We can choose to get to know people of different cultures races and religions, so that we have the opportunity to see the flaws in our preconceptions.
Whenever we have a chance, say sitting next to someone on a bus, we can say "Hi! I hope you don't mind, but I've never had the chance to talk to a... before. Do you mind if I ask you a few things about
how you live, believe, and what life is like for you?"
I am reading an English translation of the Koran, and trying to teach myself Arabic.
Already I have discovered the most Muslims are moderate people, struggling to be better than they are, and many are very pleasant people.
I've discovered its easier and simpler for me as a woman to relate to other women who happen to be Muslim, but that the men are somewhat apt to make false assumptions unless very quickly and directly corrected.
I've discovered that looking them in the eyes with a long gaze is not considered flirtatious but a necessity of polite behaviour. Listening silently is courteous. Showing enthusiastic interest is courteous. And if I offer hospitality or generosity, it will be overwhelmingly reciprocated.
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Posted by monkeysintheattic Nov 16th, 2011 at 6:25PM
education
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Posted by THEMADHATTERXXXX Nov 16th, 2011 at 6:23PM
wearing nappies
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Posted by SVHal Mar 4th, 2012 at 11:55PM
alcoholism is a disease. not racism. race discrimination is learned behavior. it is passed on from generation to generation. all discrimination is. it gets a chance for reprieve when one person breaks that pattern. that person passes new thought to the other. it's a chain reaction. all social media has the chance to break discrimation of all time. we are becoming more evolved. spiritually. there will be a day and soon that race of any sector is acceptable. racism is dying.
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