Actually, this question can be seen as a qualification question for general thoughtfulness and character in a person.
Any person who is introspective and honest will have some problems with themselves, and their introspection will extend to the people they are associated with.
They will also feel a bit of a cringe when people who look like them do stupid things, and feel a measure of responsibility for members of their group.
These are both upright qualities. Self criticism and a sense of responsibility.
A dull and dishonest person will have nothing but good things to say about himself, and by extension, his race.
And on the flip side, a self hating and pandering person will have nothing but bad things to say about his race, gender, whatever, and always kiss up to people of other groups.
They will take no responsibility whatsoever for actions of their group, and secretly believe themselves to be honorary members of other groups.
I wonder what would happen if we asked this question of the women in our lives?
Maybe it's better not to know.
Any person who is introspective and honest will have some problems with themselves, and their introspection will extend to the people they are associated with.
They will also feel a bit of a cringe when people who look like them do stupid things, and feel a measure of responsibility for members of their group.
These are both upright qualities. Self criticism and a sense of responsibility.
A dull and dishonest person will have nothing but good things to say about himself, and by extension, his race.
And on the flip side, a self hating and pandering person will have nothing but bad things to say about his race, gender, whatever, and always kiss up to people of other groups.
They will take no responsibility whatsoever for actions of their group, and secretly believe themselves to be honorary members of other groups.
I wonder what would happen if we asked this question of the women in our lives?
Maybe it's better not to know.