I am never going to give credence to any accusation of "subconscious racism" ever again.

[sibelian]

It's done, boys and girls.

[Scootaloo]

1. I'm sure this will be a major shift in your perceptions of the world. n/t

[alcibiades_mystery]

10. Gahahahaha

Thread's over.

[Scuba]

2. So you're thinking this was a conscience decision?

[Shankapotomus]

3. Are you implying subconscious racism

deserves any more of a pass than conscious racism does?

Both should be called out and neither should be tolerated.

[Spider Jerusalem]

4. I congratulate you on embracing your ignorance

http://www.livescience.com/16339-culture-racism.html

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/06/090617142120.htm

[abelenkpe]

5. ..

[cali]

6. why? as Scuba demonstrates with his/her post

it's a real thing.

Isn't it better to judge each claimed instance of it, individually?

[dawg]

7. It's a real thing.

And it is a real problem.

It's just that it is wrong (and lazy) for people to automatically assume that subconscious racism is the reason for any and all disagreements with, or criticisms of, leaders who happen to be racially different from the critic.

[The Link]

8. Spot on.

[Iggo]

9. That's what's great about zero tolerance.

It means you don't have to think anymore.

Lucky.

[FSogol]

11. Same here, except replace "subconscious racism" with "subcutaneous racism."

[demmiblue]

12. Unrec. n/t

Edit: I really think that you should self delete this thread.