We agree on that. I have been fortunate to travel to many parts of the world, and I found one unfortunate thing common everywhere: racism and discrimination exist across all races, cultures, and societies. No single race is inherently more tolerant or more racist than another.
Historically, conservatives Americans have advocated against discriminatory practices. However, today they seek to move beyond this legacy. This shift is not because they believe racism no longer exists, but because they feel that in some segments of American society, blame is disproportionately placed on Caucasians. Some American societal perspectives, particularly among some educated elites at universities, suggest that many of the world's problems, oppression, and injustices over the past 1000 years have been caused by Europeans. This viewpoint also includes the belief that Caucasians are inherently racist. However, this perspective often does not address racism present in other cultures and races. As a result many conservative see fight against racism is a attack on white.