Talk:The Real World: Philadelphia
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[edit] Neutrality
"As always, race relations were a central issue. However, a new approach was taken this time, as Karamo, a black man, was the most racist person on the show. He was raised to mistrust white people, and must come to terms with the multiracial occupants of his new house. With the help of Shavonda, a "coconut", he began to learn to be more racially tolerant."
My English teacher always taught me to avoid words such as all, most, and none. I think this sentence is POV, as we don't know if he was the most racist. MJ and Landon both displayed racist attitudes at some point in the show. Ryan 17:28, August 3, 2005 (UTC)
- Is my edit sufficient to remove the NPOV tag, do you think? We can't know who the most racist was, but certainly EDITING led us to believe that Karamo was. Philthecow 20:14, August 3, 2005 (UTC)