The first thing we notice when we describe a person is their race. It might be tempting to justify that with skin color being so visible (skin does cover the whole body), but "Black" and "Indian" are still separate words. These socially constructed groupings of ethnicities run very deep.
As the saying goes, "I'm not racist, but I am the product of a racist society."
I can't even imagine the amount of brain worms you'd need to belive this sort of thing.
You probably believe it to some extent!
The first thing we notice when we describe a person is their race. It might be tempting to justify that with skin color being so visible (skin does cover the whole body), but "Black" and "Indian" are still separate words. These socially constructed groupings of ethnicities run very deep.
As the saying goes, "I'm not racist, but I am the product of a racist society."