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This thread stems from the "Farrakhan" thread over in News & Current Events. I hope he won't mind me mentioning him, but Dgiharris and I were discussing how many people have active, in-depth acquaintances with people of other races and ethnicities. Do we stick to our own color and culture by default? Do we simply say a passing "hello" to the people of another race in our workplaces, at church, etc? Dgiharris believes that most white people don't really know any black people, and our interactions are nothing more than perhaps a smile or brief greeting. I don't think that's true, but I'd like to know what fellow CFers think and have experienced themselves.
If people don't mind identifying their own race in their replies, that would be appreciated
Please keep replies civil. Anyone flaming or purposefully being rude, negative, or derogatory will be reported.
The poll is multi-choice, so choose as many answers as apply to you. It's also private, so no one can see your answers.
If people don't mind identifying their own race in their replies, that would be appreciated
Please keep replies civil. Anyone flaming or purposefully being rude, negative, or derogatory will be reported.
The poll is multi-choice, so choose as many answers as apply to you. It's also private, so no one can see your answers.