Attempting to understand, in a general way, groups to which
   racial differences matter and those to whom it does not. For
   example, I have friends that are Swedish - either Swedish or
   Swedish American. I have noticed that race does make somewhat of
   a difference to them. I have friends that are Polish or Polish
   American. Race makes a larger difference to them. I have friends
   that are English. Among English friends, they seem to care more
   about religion than race. I'm not taking written notes on these
   things. I just analyze subcultures as a hobby. Helps me come to
   a greater understanding of different perspectives of peoples. ==
   I was raised in New Jersey. Mostly white neighborhood but the
   Irish/Italian split was noticeable. 1 sq mile. Nearby towns
   (also small) had ethnic enclaves that ran the gammut. I have
   certain prejudices. I do not hold a keen view on Puerto Rican
   for example but I don't have any issues with other Hispanic
   nationalities. Black people I do not hold any issue with and I
   worked and traveled through their neighborhoods regularly and
   had a relatively balanced group of friends racially. We were all
   New Jersey people and agreed that the world is stupid. Now, I
   live in Florida in a more ethnically mixed neighborhood. Hatian,
   Mexican, redneck. The rich part of town is extremely white.
   Naples. Beverly Hills $$$ [even moreso]. But I live in the
   redneck part. The Klan meets two blocks away from me at a guy's
   house. CIA and Mafia alike retire here and have lunch together
   and talk about old times. That sort of thing. I have a slight
   prejudice against Haitian. That's probably the only thing I've
   gained in prejudice living here for 14 years so far. I've also
   lost my prejudice against redneck. I understand better now. ==
   I am also prejudiced against statistical analysis of peoples and
   prejudiced towards individualism, hence my storytelling and
   asking you questions. However, I am willing to conduct my own
   personal surveys on individuals and improve my own internal
   analysis of peoples and their behaviors. ==