I haven't heard the song but I agree with the title

I think everyone has some preconceived notion about other races (stereotypes if you will). I think what makes people racist though is acting on these thoughts. People tend to be scared of stereotypes, but there is some truth to almost all of them. Instead of being scared of pointing out the differences in the races, each should take pride in them. So, as long as you're not discriminating in any way toward someone for their race, I don't consider you a racist. Now to answer your next Avenue Q question. Yes, the internet is for porn...and AnswerBag. That was a great show, saw it in Vegas.

I would agree with that.

God, YES!

Many people are a lot racist, so no.

I think any comment about anyone else can be considered racist by someone. You can't please everyone all the time, and you can't please some any time. Time to go, its getting dark outside... oppps, thats racist???

I wouldn't say everyone is a bit racist, i would say the majority of people are. You cnnot state categorically everyone is.

i absolutely, everyones a little bit racist sometimes. Princeton: Say, Kate, can I ask you a question? Kate Monster: Sure! Princeton: Well, you know Trekkie Monster upstairs? Kate Monster: Uh huh. Princeton: Well, he's Trekkie Monster, and you're Kate Monster. Kate Monster: Right. Princeton: You're both Monsters. Kate Monster: Yeah. Princeton: Are you two related? Kate Monster: What?! Princeton, I'm surprised at you! I find that racist! Princeton: Oh, well, I'm sorry! I was just asking! Kate Monster: Well, it's a touchy subject. No, not all Monsters are related. What are you trying say, huh? That we all look the same to you? Huh, huh, huh? Princeton: No, no, no, not at all. I'm sorry, I guess that was a little racist. Kate Monster: I should say so. You should be much more careful when you're talking about the sensitive subject of race. Princeton: Well, look who's talking! Kate Monster: What do you mean? Princeton: What about that special Monster School you told me about? Kate Monster: What about it? Princeton: Could someone like me go there? Kate Monster: No, we don't want people like you- Princeton: You see?! You're a little bit racist. Kate Monster: Well, you're a little bit too. Princeton: I guess we're both a little bit racist. Kate Monster: Admitting it is not an easy thing to do... Princeton: But I guess it's true. Kate Monster: Between me and you, I think Both: Everyone's a little bit racist Sometimes. Doesn't mean we go Around committing hate crimes. Look around and you will find No one's really color blind. Maybe it's a fact We all should face Everyone makes judgments Based on race. Princeton: Now not big judgments, like who to hire or who to buy a newspaper from - Kate Monster: No! Princeton: No, just little judgments like thinking that Mexican busboys should learn to speak goddamn English! Kate Monster: Right! Both: Everyone's a little bit racist Today. So, everyone's a little bit racist Okay! Ethinic jokes might be uncouth, But you laugh because They're based on truth. Don't take them as Personal attacks. Everyone enjoys them - So relax! Princeton: All right, stop me if you've heard this one. Kate Monster: Okay! Princeton: There's a plan going down and there's only one paracute. And there's a rabbi, a priest... Kate Monster: And a black guy! Gary Coleman: Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Kate? Kate Monster: Uh... Gary Coleman: You were telling a black joke! Princeton: Well, sure, Gary, but lots of people tell black jokes. Gary Coleman: I don't. Princeton: Well, of course you don't - you're black! But I bet you tell Polack jokes, right? Gary Coleman: Well, sure I do. Those stupid Polacks! Princeton: Now, don't you think that's a little racist? Gary Coleman: Well, damn, I guess you're right. Kate Monster: You're a little bit racist. Gary Coleman: Well, you're a little bit too. Princeton: We're all a little bit racist. Gary Coleman: I think that I would Have to agree with you. Princeton/Kate Monster: We're glad you do. Gary Coleman: It's sad but true! Everyone's a little bit racist - All right! Kate Monster: All right! Princeton: All right! Gary Coleman: All right! Bigotry has never been Exclusively white All: If we all could just admit That we are racist a little bit, Even though we all know That it's wrong, Maybe it would help us Get along. Princeton: Oh, Christ do I feel good. Gary Coleman: Now there was a fine upstanding black man! Princeton: Who? Gary Coleman: Jesus Christ. Kate Monster: But, Gary, Jesus was white. Gary Coleman: No, Jesus was black. Kate Monster: No, Jesus was white. Gary Coleman: No, I'm pretty sure that Jesus was black- Princeton: Guys, guys...Jesus was Jewish! Brian: Hey guys, what are you laughing about? Gary Coleman: Racism! Brian: Cool. Christmas Eve: BRIAN! Come back here! You take out lecycuraburs! Princeton: What's that mean? Brian: Um, recyclables. Hey, don't laugh at her! How many languages do you speak? Kate Monster: Oh, come off it, Brian! Everyone's a little bit racist. Brian: I'm not! Princeton: Oh no? Brian: Nope! How many Oriental wives Have you got? Christmas Eve: What? Brian! Princeton: Brian, buddy, where you been? The term is Asian-American! Christmas Eve: I know you are no Intending to be But calling me Oriental - Offensive to me! Brian: I'm sorry, honey, I love you. Christmas Eve: And I love you. Brian: But you're racist, too. Christmas Eve: Yes, I know. The Jews have all The money And the whites have all The power. And I'm always in taxi-cab With driver who no shower! Princeton: Me too! Kate Monster: Me too! Gary Coleman: I can't even get a taxi! All: Everyone's a little bit racist It's true. But everyone is just about As racist as you! If we all could just admit That we are racist a little bit, And everyone stopped being So PC Maybe we could live in - Harmony! Christmas Eve: Evlyone's a ritter bit lacist!

I am not familiar with the song from 'Avenue Q' nor have I ever heard of Avenue Q - probably makes me a racist. People who use the word 'rascist' are in fact usually the greatest bigots. Luckily I go through most of my days without thinking about my own or anyone elses 'race'. Apparently some people can't go five minutes without bringing race into everything. I believe it is this type of person who propagates racial divisions.

A little bit? Sure . . . but not in a way that is designed to cause harm to others. For example, many people have clear preference for a certain "look" when choosing a dating/marriage partner. I find myself attracted primarily to "white" and asian gals along with an occasional Latin American gal (they really were from Latin America). I am rarely attracted to "African Americans", including those who are negroid and never actually lived in Africa . . . . Do I think of myself as racist? Of course not, and certainly no harm is directed at races that I find less romantically attrative. Some guys like blondes, Some deride redheads (which means they dislike Irish decent folks). Are those guys racist? Technically, yes. But that's not what most think of. I also know people that REFUSE to date people of thier own race -- so they too are racist? LOL Dispite all our attempts at social engineering and PC endoctrination, we each tend to gravitate towards our "own type." A great example of this is in high school, when one of your friends starts doing drugs, he/she suddenly starts hanging with other drug users. Let a new highway project go through a black neighborhood, and listen to people scream about forcing blacks to move away from their "own" community and integrate with the other races living in the area. Run the same highway through a predominately white neighborhood, the folks take the buy-out cash and move somewhere else (I didn't say they liked it, but you never hear them yelling about the racial aspect of it). We all know about the "whites-only" country clubs -- are all the members racist? Surely not, yet they still have a preference for a club where people look like them. Or, examine the fraternities on most college campuses . . . they too tend to divided between the "traditionally" white and "traditionally" black, with both groups having sizable numbers wanting to join each year and very few showing an interest in crossing the color barrier. If you have ever traveled into Appalachia (and you didn't grow up there), you will find that they don't have too great an interest in anyone that isn't "from there" -- even if you are just as pasty white as they are. I say most people are just people, and don't act in such a manner as to cause harm, even unintentionally, to others because of race. I also say those same people tend to naturally gravitate towards others like themselves, just because it is "comfortable."

Hells f*cking yeah!

Of course I do as they say "Everyones a Little bit racist sometimes....."

Some people more than others.