Can someone clearly define how to confirm someone is "not racist"?

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The qualifications on who is and who is not racist has changed a lot over the years and I want to know how to clearly determine if someone is or is not racist.

For example:
1. Having black friends = likely racist  (it at least does not prove you are not racist)
2. Having black spouse = same as above
3. Not seeing color = used to be considered a positive but now very racist
4. Being Republican = MOST RACIST
5. Being Democrat = likely racist (it at least does not prove you are not racist)
6. Being a BBC cuckoldress = surprising RACIST!
7. Living in a black neighborhood = possibly racist
8. Living in a white neighborhood = HIGHLY RACIST

The list goes on and on...  So to make it easier... what are the qualifications in non-ambiguous terms that make someone "not racist".

Thanks a bunch!

Anonymous · Answer

Don't let american newspeak-games or SJW-trolls confuse you. There are just two ways to be racist

1 believing or pretending that humans come in genetically distinct races

2 judging people on their skincolour, haircolour, hairtype, eyecolour, bloodtype, ethnicity, nationality, religion, etc rather than on their actions

Anonymous · Answer

It's weird how every thing is a black and white issue for you.

But over all nothing will matter, Americans like to blame and accuse. It's too far worked into your culture to fix it now.

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Can someone clearly define how to confirm someone is "not racist"?

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