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1. How do you respond when someone calls you out for a potentially racist comment or action?
- I become defensive, as I don't think I have said or done anything wrong.
- I feel uncomfortable and tend to dismiss their comments.
- I listen but often feel misunderstood.
- I'm open to their feedback and willing to reconsider my actions or words.
2. How often do you find yourself making assumptions about people based on their race or ethnicity?
- Very often, it's a habit I've developed.
- Occasionally, I sometimes catch myself doing it.
- Rarely, but it has happened before.
- Never, I know it's wrong to stereotype people.
3. How comfortable are you discussing topics of race and racism?
- Very uncomfortable, I tend to avoid these topics.
- Somewhat uncomfortable, I worry about saying something wrong.
- Fairly comfortable, although I have a lot to learn.
- Very comfortable, I think these discussions are crucial.
4. How diverse is your close group of friends?
- Not diverse at all, we all come from the same racial or ethnic background.
- Somewhat diverse, there are a few friends from different backgrounds.
- Quite diverse, I have friends from several racial or ethnic backgrounds.
- Very diverse, my friends represent a broad spectrum of races and ethnicities.
5. When someone of a different race moves into your neighborhood, how do you react?
- I feel uncomfortable and worry about the neighborhood changing.
- I feel indifferent; it doesn't concern me.
- I feel neutral; it's not a big deal.
- I welcome the diversity and make an effort to be friendly.
6. When you see news about racial injustice, how do you feel?
- I feel like people are making a big deal out of nothing.
- I feel uncomfortable and usually avoid such news.
- I feel bad for the victims, but don't think there's much I can do.
- I feel empathetic and motivated to take action against racial inequality.
7. Have you ever laughed at a racially offensive joke?
- Yes, people need to lighten up.
- Yes, but I felt a bit uncomfortable.
- Only if I didn't realize it was offensive at the time.
- No, I don't find such humor funny and often call it out.
8. Do you educate yourself about the history and struggles of different races?
- No, it's not really relevant to me.
- I know a little, but it's not a priority.
- I try to stay informed but don't actively seek out such information.
- Yes, I regularly read, watch documentaries, and learn about different races and their histories.
9. Have you ever used racial slurs or stereotypes, even if you didn't mean to offend?
- Yes, I don't see the problem with it.
- Yes, but I didn't realize it was offensive at the time.
- Maybe when I was younger, but I now understand it's not acceptable.
- No, I understand such language is hurtful and inappropriate.
10. Do you acknowledge and understand the concept of white privilege (if it applies)?
- No, I think it's just a way to make me feel guilty.
- I've heard of it but don't fully understand it.
- I understand it but struggle to see how it impacts my life.
- Yes, I recognize it and actively work to challenge its impact.
11. Have you ever challenged someone who was being racially insensitive?
- No, I don't see the need.
- No, I don't like confrontation.
- Sometimes, if I feel comfortable doing so.
- Yes, I believe it's important to call out racism when I see it.
12. When it comes to race, you:
- Don't see color; we're all the human race.
- Recognize different races but don't think about it much.
- Recognize racial differences and try to be respectful.
- Acknowledge different races, their unique experiences, and strive for equity.
13. If a colleague of a different race is promoted, what's your first thought?
- They were promoted to fulfill a diversity quota.
- I wonder if their race played a part in the decision.
- I assume they were promoted for their abilities but have some reservations.
- I believe they earned their promotion fairly.
14. Do you believe that systemic racism exists?
- No, it's a concept made up by people who want to play the victim.
- I'm not sure; it seems like an exaggerated claim.
- I believe it might exist but don't see how it affects me.
- Yes, I understand it's a serious issue and strive to combat it.
15. Do you believe in the importance of representation of different races in media, politics, and business?
- No, I think the best person should get the job regardless of race.
- I haven't really thought about it.
- I think it's somewhat important.
- Yes, I believe representation is crucial for equality and fairness.
