I see racism as ignorance to the truths of the human race. We're all the same, in the end, we are definately all the same.
You wanna know how racism ends? When we all join the information age, and unite through the jubilant justification of knowledge. Ya know, when your talking to someone online, you don't know their race, but you two become good friends, and later on, you find out their a different race, and your like,"Wow, to be honest... I could never tell different."
The only reason a person has a different skin color, is because of chemical reaction in their pigment, due to the evolution our species as a whole, had against UV rays. Closer to the equater, the darker the skin pigment, because darker colors reflect UV rays better. So, when you make fun of someone for being a different race, your actually making fun of the situational chemical reaction that decided their ability to reflect UV rays from the sun.
Also, if anyone remembers the main point that Martin Luther King preached, is that we shouldn't stereotype one person as representing an entire race. If you must judge, it should be individually, not a rampaging generalization. Just because so-and-so are difficult in one aspect, doesn't mean someone from the same race would be that way too.
Honestly, to generalize the entire psyche of any group of people is a huge mistakes, strategically and professionaly.
100% of the time, your wrong.