What is the most racist state in the us?

I want to say Mississippi. Just from every person that I have spoken to that has lived in Mississippi... I don't know how to explain what it means when you live in an area (i.e. the south as I did) and you learn things that people outside of the area typically wouldn't know, and one of the things I have learned was that Mississippi and Lousianna (I'm not even going to bother trying to spell that) are highly Confederate states.

In addition, parts of Alabama (not all of it, but parts) are racist as a norm (generally the further our you get and the less populated it becomes but don't quote me on that), some parts of Georgia, some more isolated areas of NC... fuck, forget all of that. If you're in a small town anywhere in the US, the education system is sub par and the population is mainly white, there's a good chance that you're in a pretty racist area. Even here in Cali. Good chance. But especially LA and MS.

Next to that, you'll find a lot of anti-white racism in Florida. You can quote me on THAT.

Massachusetts is full to the brim with racist Massholes.

Honestly, every person I've met from this little shit world is racist. They all hate Puerto Ricans. Or as these ignorant fucks like to call them, "black people."

Washington DC. Yes I know that's not a state.

The more segregated a state is, the more racist it tends to be. Even a state with a high minority population can still be quite racist depending on the distribution of the population. For this reason, I think many Northern states are really more racist than some Southern ones. I'm from Upstate NY and most people I know are racist because they rarely encounter minorities and honestly, when they do it tends to be a negative encounter. It's easier for one community to have disdain for another when they're separate from each other.

Shouldn't you not answer unless you've spent time in all 50 states?

A racist state of mind

I'm guessing New Jersey.

South Carolina.

Texas is like heaven compared to the eastern southern states like Alabama, North Carolina, and Florida.

A good friend of mine was from a small city in Alabama. Lawd have mercy on his soul for the things he experienced because of his skin color.

The general finding is the more rural the city is, the more homozygous the people are. Anything different is bad to them.

I live in Texas, and I have experienced racism. Usually from the older "white" citizens. (Not to generalize because there are really educated and amazing people in all categories) They probably were raised that way, and never learned to adapt to the changing social environment. Usually from the younger generation, you experience subtle categorizing. For example, in the southern states people identify others by their race. Or at least it seems that way to me.

Honestly, growing up I thought it was normal, and didn't realize how colloquial racism is until I went to visit cousins in a northern state.

I really don't like how dominating the false concept of race is in the southern culture but If you don't like it, then just move to the big cities.

Georgia. When I was there visiting family, black people wouldn't look you in the face because it was a 'sign of disrespect'. With the exception of the Piggly Wiggly- the cashier had to. And if a black man looked at a white woman- furgedaboudit.

While I've never been there, I've heard that Mississippi is pretty bad. Just about anywhere in that Deep South area like Mississippi, and Alabama are probably the worst.

I don't because I've never been there.

Born In Detriot, MI. Almost everyone Ive seen is racist

We don't allow color'ds in Marlboro Country.

Texas was the first state to come to mind, but maybe it's just the most populated of the southern states. I think there are pockets of racist and non-racist people in all states. Even Oregon has a very dirty past and still has a presence of racism, but the state isn't known for it. At least not anymore. But good luck finding racial diversity.

The deep south, still, coincidentally, the states that have to deal with most of the minorities.

Alabama, Mississippi, Texas, Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Missouri, Kentucky etc.

Its a tough call for the deep south. Mississippi, Alabama, Missouri, its fucking rampant everywhere down here. Florida too, god damn that Treyvon Martin tragedy. But metro Atlanta, where I live (A-town throw it up!) is a purple patch in a sea of red.

What about London?

Cuba.

The 51st state.. duh!

i think everyone should just shut up and like eachother cuz believe it or not but were ALL THE SAME, we all came from africa okayy jeez

NYC Metropolitan area

I can only really speak for New York. I've lived here 3 years and yeah in areas it can be pretty bad but sadly I think a lot of places are :(

it has to be arizona