Racism Test

On the sixth day, God created all the races, He saw everything that He had made, and it was very good. If He felt all races were good then who are we to think negatively about other races? It’s time to change our thinking by changing our behavior towards other races. What is your relationship with people from other races? This test will answer the question.

Mark the response in each blue or white row that most nearly relates to your thinking or behavior pattern. When you click on “See Results”, you will get a letter grade. The letter grade ‘E’ equals excellent strengths, ‘S’ equals some strengths, but need some improvements, the letter grade ‘P’ equals problem areas that needs improvements, and the letter grade ‘U’ equals undesirable weaknesses that need immediate attention!

I think God love all races. I think God sometimes loves other races. I think God loves only my race. I prefer to be around all races. I prefer to be around one other race. I prefer to be around only my race. I love other races. I only love other races when I’m in the mood for them. I’ll never love other races. I stand up for other races. I sometimes stand up for other races. I'll never stand up for other races. I never stereotype other races. I sometimes stereotype other races. I stereotype other races. I never think other races are lazy. I sometimes think other races are lazy. I think only my race is active. I never generalize negative traits about other races. I sometimes generalize negative traits about other races. I always generalize negative traits about other races. I trust other races. I sometimes trust other races. I lack confidence in others races. I care about other races. I sometimes care about other races. I don’t care about other races. If I was a manager, I would hire a variety of people from other races. If I were a manager, I would hire only 1 or 2 people outside my race. If I were a manager, I would never hire people outside my race.   See Result

If you scored the letter grade ‘P' or ‘U', then you have detected problem areas. The next step is to work on changing these problem areas. The way to change bad behavior is to take responsibility for your actions by signing an Anti-Racism Contract. Then have a friend sign the Anti-Racism Supporters Contract. It's time to become accountable for racist behavior! James 2:8,9 (NIV) states, “If you really keep the royal law found in Scripture, ‘Love your neighbor as yourself,' you are doing right. But if you show favoritism, you sin and are convicted by the law as lawbreakers.” Are you ready to change? Anti-Racism Contract Directions: Make a contract with yourself. This contract is a tool that may motivate you to change by binding you to make changes, in other words, to make a commitment. Are you game enough to try this contract? Click here to see the contract.   Anti-Racism Supporter's Contract Directions:  Pick a dedicated person to sign this contract. Sometimes you need a support partner to be there for encouragement. For a true revelation, have the supporter be a person from another race. Click here to see the contract.