Okay, I'm going to start off by saying that I am not a white nationalist and not even fully white. But I am not here to argue or hate on you or try to change your mind. I disagree with you, but I'm sure you are used to that by now so I hope this post doesn't spark hateful replies. I only want to ask a question.    What about individuals? I'm trying to post this in a way that is not offensive or assuming, so if anything I say seems that way, please keep in mind that it wasn't meant to. It's just that I've read many posts on here that have a lot of statistics about crime rates and stuff like that. There are quite a few stereotypes being thrown around as well. And I would just like to know, in your run-ins with non-whites (which you must have sometimes, I'm betting that no matter how much you might like to, you cannot completely avoid colored people), have you ever had a conversation with one of them and come away thinking that that person (I don't mean their entire race, just the individual) maybe isn't so bad?    I mean, I'm just trying to understand. My best friend is part Colombian and part black. She's very smart, does wonderful in school, especially biology. She loves to read, she's a ballet dancer and she comes from a good family. And she's one of the sweetest people I've ever met. She's not ghetto at all. So considering all this do you think it would be possible, if you met her and were FORCED into a conversation with her, for you to eventually come to like her? Or would you hate her automatically because you could tell she wasn't white?    I myself am half of your ideal European ancestry, but my father is Puerto Rican (and listen, I'm being respectful and calm here, not ragging on you guys at all, so I would really appreciate if you didn't use racial terms against me, my family, or my friend. Please and thank you). He hasn't left my mom or his children like many of you say most colored people do. He's a great father. And I'd like to think I'm a pretty good person too. Loyal friend, pretty intelligent (I'm no historian or scientist, I probably couldn't stand on my feet in a debate against some of you from what I've seen, but I am only in high school), never been arrested or gotten into a knife fight or whatever the stereotypical Puerto Rican might do. Would you automatically hate me and my family because of my father's heritage?    Please understand, I'm not trying to get you to see the good in diversity or anything like that. I know I can't change your minds. All I want to know is how you feel about colored INDIVIDUALS who do not fit into the stereotypes you hate so much. Do you think you could possibly enjoy the company of an educated and kind, non-stereotypical non-white if you met one? And also, HAVE you ever met one?