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"I’m not racist; I have black friends" (variant: "Some of my best friends are black") is an informal fallacy which is often employed by white people to justify their claim that they are not racist towards black people. The phrase, which gained popularity in the mid-2010s, has since sparked many internet memes and debates over racial attitudes. Its use in a discussion related to the election of Donald Trump as US president in 2016, on the US television show Black-ish, led to widespread discussion in the media of the "old trope".

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  • "I’m not racist; I have black friends" (variant: "Some of my best friends are black") is an informal fallacy which is often employed by white people to justify their claim that they are not racist towards black people. The phrase, which gained popularity in the mid-2010s, has since sparked many internet memes and debates over racial attitudes. Its use in a discussion related to the election of Donald Trump as US president in 2016, on the US television show Black-ish, led to widespread discussion in the media of the "old trope". A 2004 study in Basic and Applied Social Psychology listed the phrase as a "common [claim of] innocence by association". A 2011 study published in the Journal of Black Studies suggested that African Americans were rarely impressed by whites claiming to have "Black friends", and that the claim was more likely to make African Americans think that the person making it was in fact more, not less, prejudiced. The phrase is cited as an instance of "resistance to antiracist thinking", and some suggestions for dismantling the logic of the phrase include "it is like saying there is no such thing as sexism because we all have a close friend or family member who is a woman". (en)
  • 「黒人の友人を持つ私は、人種差別主義者ではない」(こくじんのゆうじんをもつわたしは じんしゅさべつしゅぎしゃではない、英:"I'm not racist, I have black friends"/"Some of my best friends are black")とは、誤謬であり、白人至上主義者によって彼ら自身がアフリカ系アメリカ人に対して人種差別的ではないことを正当化するときに用いられる、Whataboutismやお前だって論法に類する論法である。 2010年代半ばに人気を博したこの成句は、以来、多くのインターネット・ミームや人種的態度を巡る議論を巻き起こしてきた。アメリカのシットコム番組「ブラッキッシュ」において、ドナルド・トランプが選出された2016年のアメリカ合衆国大統領選挙について議論するシーンで使われたことで、この「お決まりの表現」はマスメディア上で物議を醸した。 学術雑誌『』に掲載された2004年の研究では「よく見られる連座的無罪(の主張)」として挙げられている。学術雑誌『』に掲載された2011年の研究によると、白人の「黒人の友人をもっている」という主張を聞いても良い印象を受けるアフリカ系アメリカ人はほとんどいないこと、また、こういった主張は彼らにとってその白人が偏見をもっていると認識させる可能性が高いことを示唆している。この成句は「反レイシズムへの抵抗」の例として引用されており、この成句の誤謬を解体するための反証としては以下のようなものがある:「それは、我々全員に女性の親友や家族がいるから性差別は存在しないと言っているようなものだ」。 (ja)
  • "Não sou racista, tenho amigos negros" (variante: "alguns de meus melhores amigos são negros", "até tenho amigos negros") é uma falácia tu quoque frequentemente usada por pessoas brancas na tentativa de justificar que não são racistas em relação a pessoas negras. A frase, que ganhou popularidade em meados da década de 2010, gerou muitos memes e debates na Internet sobre atitudes raciais. Seu uso em uma discussão relacionada à eleição de Donald Trump como presidente dos Estados Unidos em 2016, no programa de televisão norte-americano Black-ish, gerou ampla discussão na mídia estadunidense. Nos Estados Unidos, um estudo de 2004 da revista científica Basic and Applied Social Psychology listou a frase como uma "alegação comum de inocência por associação". Um estudo de 2011 publicado no Journal of Black Studies sugeriu que os afro-americanos raramente ficavam impressionados com brancos que afirmavam ter "amigos negros" e que a afirmação era mais provável de fazer os afro-americanos pensarem que a pessoa que a fazia era de fato mais, e não menos, preconceituosa. A frase é citada como um exemplo de "resistência ao pensamento antirracista", e algumas sugestões para desmantelar a lógica da frase incluem "é como dizer que não existe tal coisa como sexismo porque todos nós temos um amigo próximo ou membro da família que é uma mulher". (pt)
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  • "I’m not racist; I have black friends" (variant: "Some of my best friends are black") is an informal fallacy which is often employed by white people to justify their claim that they are not racist towards black people. The phrase, which gained popularity in the mid-2010s, has since sparked many internet memes and debates over racial attitudes. Its use in a discussion related to the election of Donald Trump as US president in 2016, on the US television show Black-ish, led to widespread discussion in the media of the "old trope". (en)
  • 「黒人の友人を持つ私は、人種差別主義者ではない」(こくじんのゆうじんをもつわたしは じんしゅさべつしゅぎしゃではない、英:"I'm not racist, I have black friends"/"Some of my best friends are black")とは、誤謬であり、白人至上主義者によって彼ら自身がアフリカ系アメリカ人に対して人種差別的ではないことを正当化するときに用いられる、Whataboutismやお前だって論法に類する論法である。 2010年代半ばに人気を博したこの成句は、以来、多くのインターネット・ミームや人種的態度を巡る議論を巻き起こしてきた。アメリカのシットコム番組「ブラッキッシュ」において、ドナルド・トランプが選出された2016年のアメリカ合衆国大統領選挙について議論するシーンで使われたことで、この「お決まりの表現」はマスメディア上で物議を醸した。 (ja)
  • "Não sou racista, tenho amigos negros" (variante: "alguns de meus melhores amigos são negros", "até tenho amigos negros") é uma falácia tu quoque frequentemente usada por pessoas brancas na tentativa de justificar que não são racistas em relação a pessoas negras. A frase, que ganhou popularidade em meados da década de 2010, gerou muitos memes e debates na Internet sobre atitudes raciais. Seu uso em uma discussão relacionada à eleição de Donald Trump como presidente dos Estados Unidos em 2016, no programa de televisão norte-americano Black-ish, gerou ampla discussão na mídia estadunidense. (pt)
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  • I'm not racist, I have black friends (en)
  • 黒人の友人を持つ私は、人種差別主義者ではない (ja)
  • Eu não sou racista, tenho amigos negros (pt)
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