Do you have racism in Russia?
Who is it directed against?
Do you think something can be done to change it?

I would say that we, russians, are really racistic.
'coz very often I can see or hear (even from friends of mine) that "these blacks are everywhere. I hate them, I can't stand them in Moscow" (meaning people from Caucasus)
I think only bronging up tolerance in people through films, books, TV (by the way I know one russian film that've changed my mind about people from other regions of Russia - "Twelve") could help to do something with it.
And I suppose it should be cured, because today we, in every country, I believe, live in such a mess of nationalities that there's no other way that to be tolerant.

Do you have a lot of racism in Israel?

The racism problem in Russia's large cities is neither better nor worse than in any other large city anywhere else in the world.
Most people who live there have never experienced or witnessed racism but will certainly have heard about it on the radio or read about it in the newspapers.

I should still watch 12!



There's racism everywhere, but I suggest the majority of people are not or only slightly. Is it that much different when you are in mainland Europe? "We" dutch definitely have issues with Muslims, and still some people look down on Blacks and Turkish etc.

Red wrote:I should still watch 12!

Yeah) It's a good movie. I wouldn't say it's about racism, but there were moments that said me - you should be more tolerant.