You claimed this was genuine, but I believe I'm being baited. That's fine, though; I'll respond.
I do believe that racism stems from ignorance (and/or stupidity). However, just as not all fruits are apples, not all ignorant people are racist. A -> B does not apply.
You are trying to act innocent, but you have specifically mentioned white people in your hate posts. It's true that you haven't explicitly mentioned them every time, but is it necessary when it's clear to whom you're referring? The reason you get more shit from it than others is because you try to take the moral high ground at every opportunity and complain, vehemently, about the [other] racists that plague this site, yet you spew stereotypical and racist garbage, as well. In short, no one likes a hypocrite. Not even racists.
I really don't like people, of any race. I've always preferred animals to people, and at 52, that's magnified. I don't think I've ever been (or felt) racist against white people, but I really do have a strong aversion to rednecks, niggers, and vatos. I don't like res-centric natives either. They're all cut from the same cloth and have a lot in common: they aren't educated, and hate people that are. They distrust the government, even though it's of the people by the people, and for the people. They're terrified of anyone that is homosexual, anyone that comes from a different place, or is a different political identity as them.
Universally, they love and hate technology. They love powerful vehicles and powerful guns, and they love to intimidate other people and animals with them. They rely on phones, computers and the internet to communicate, and have zero idea how any of it works. They distrust science because they have never really understood science or math themselves.
If it doesn't affect them, it doesn't exist: if they don't have forest fires or hurricanes they generally are distrustful of the scientists that tell us climate change is the biggest challenge in nature we face now. If they hear of a child starving in Yemen, they'll first question whether or not Yemen even exists (because they've likely never strayed from the trailer park, res, or the hood. If someone shows them evidence that Yemen does exist, and the civil war there is resulting in starving children, their response is "well box up your last sandwich and send it." They are incurious and stupid people.
They love symbols over philosophy: A blue or red handkerchief in the back pocket, an American flag, or whatever flag. They claim to know history yet demonstrate little knowledge. Speaking of knowledge, they are distrustful of anyone that's learned things. They take great pride in being "street smart."
When anyone of any race tells me they are street smart, all I hear is "I'm not genuine-smart, but I'm pretend-smart."
There is a terrible prejudice in America, and it has targeted learning. It's cool to be stupid now. It's really cool to "not have time for any of that," or just have a philosophy of "keeping it real." Well yeah. Real dumb.
So there you go, and you weren't baited. You're one of 20 people left in this shithole that warrant getting a genuine reply.