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According to national surveys, more than three out of four whites refuse to believe that discrimination is any real problem in America. [M]ost whites remain unconvinced of racism's salience--with as few as six percent believing it to be a "very serious problem," according to one poll in the mid 90s.

Washington Post. October 9, 1995: A22, quoted in Time Wise, What Kind of Card is Race? The Absurdity (and Consistency) of White Denial.

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Don't forget, for your own security: Don't speak foreign on an airplane!!