Blind Social Experiment!

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[Economy 52,854]

That's horrible. Crazy to think our society is still so biased on something as race that should be trivial that they even treat a blind person differently 

 

Id be curious to see what percentage of people reacted a certain way with each person

[PartySick 172,543]

Black, white, blind, or whatever, if a stranger came up to me and grabbed my arm I'd pull away and get away from them

Also, if they're supposed to be blind...why would they be able to grab people's arms so easily?

It would have been more believable to have them "accidentally" bump into someone and gauge the reactions to that instead of being grabbed by a stranger.

[Economy 52,854]

7 hours ago, PartySick said:

Black, white, blind, or whatever, if a stranger came up to me and grabbed my arm I'd pull away and get away from them

Also, if they're supposed to be blind...why would they be able to grab people's arms so easily?

It would have been more believable to have them "accidentally" bump into someone and gauge the reactions to that instead of being grabbed by a stranger.

Tbh. The reaction for a blind person is sus. Nevertheless I'm not surprised a good portion of ppl would react worse when it's a black person

 

But at the same time, I'd like to see the actual ratio of different reactions. Not to downplay racist biased reactions I'm sure it's true. But with stuff like this it's also easy to cherry pick which reactions you show to emphasize ur point.

 

They showed virtually every black person being treated badly and every white person treated well. While I don't doubt the ratio is disproportionately bad against the black person in the experiment, I also seriously doubt 100% positive and 100% negative reactions is representative of reality either