I'm wondering why it is if you picture someone who is racist you are pretty likely to think of someone who is white? We have been so conditioned to think that only white people can be racist. I know there are a lot of minorities who are racist. It is obvious sometimes and other times it isn't but I know it exist so why don't we ever think that non-whites can be racist?
Does that make it okay for white people to be racist? It's not our genes, it's our cultures that rub us the wrong way. In our country (which is the only one I really care about at the moment) whites decided that blacks were subhuman and needed to be kept well away from white society. If some non-whites have decided over time that that deserves a big "fuck you," it is still whites' responsibility for starting it. It will take both sides to end it, though. BOTH sides. Pointing out that non-whites can be racist, too, does not get you off the hook.