Do you practice racism

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All isms take practice. No one can successfully adhere to a dogma, or faith or doctrine without practice. Like the old saying goes..."The surest way to get to Carnegie Hall is practice, practice, practice. No one is born a racist, all of us are born prejudice. All of us have favorite colors or favorite foods and some of us will take those prejudices to extraordinary extremes and only eat certain foods or only wear certain colors, that prejudice has now become standard behavior and the person who only wears black colored clothing is undoubtedly a colorist and the person that only eats Big Macs is some kind of food bigot with his fastfoodism. It is this sort of extremusn that defines the racist as well, much like the idiot who believes he can subsist on a diet of Big Macs only, so the racist believes he can survive in a civilization without diversity. Diversity is a must if we are to grow as people. A meat and potato diet, eschewing fresh fruit and vegetables, is an appetite for self destruction. Building a civilization around one race of people is a blueprint for failure.