Are you racist - what is your belief about other cultures (say Indians)? What is your ideology towards even other Europeans that don't speak English?

[Anonymous]

[SueShe]

I believe everyone is a little racist, even me. Nobody wants to admit it but that is the true sad fact.

You are racist when you place everyone of the same ethnicity in the same basket. An example would be "Italians are loud", "Americans are superficial" and the like.

It is not because a number of Italians can be loud or Americans superficials that one has to generalize for the entire nation. That is racist in a way.

Blonde girls are not stupid yet many people think that way. That is also a form of racism and anyone that believes any of those xenophobe ideas is a racist deep inside.

[menina]

I must admit that I have some prejudice towards some people. I know it's wrong and I'm trying to change my opinions on them.
I have no issues with Indians, as long as they have no issue with me. I'm aware that there are good and bad people in every culture and every country.
As for Europeans who don't speak English, I have no problems with them either. Most countries in Europe have their own language, there are millions of Europeans who don't speak English.

[solitarysoul]

Despite being a Muslim, I am against Arab or Turkish traditions, and occasionally it leads me to see these communities differently. Consequently, unintentionally, I can engage in racism, but I am not racist and do not want to be. I face racism due to being Kurdish from Turks, Arabs, and Persians, but I don't want to be like them.

[Dargil]

I can be a cultural bigot sometimes, but I don't think any race is inferior to me. Bigotry and racism are not the same thing. My wife is Brown, Southeast Asian and speaks English like Hop Sing. Not a problem. I just wish I could turn on Subtitles when she talks to friends.

[Potteplante]

I can't hide from having prejudice - but I try to be aware of it, listen when people tell me to do better and therefor do not consider myself racist.

What my ideology is towards Europeans that don't speak English. Well, I don't have one. There's no system of ideas or an opinion. Europeans that don't speak English are simply not English - that's all there's to it.

[DryGermanGuy]

In the eternal words of Marie Antoinette, "let them speak German!" :-D