No, I think it has to do more with upbringing than anything.
For example, I grew up with a sizable Indian minority at my school, and I remember the first time I heard a British dude talk smack about "Pakis". Pretty sure my jaw fell open... I never thought you could hate like that! Sure, some Indian kids were annoying, but it never had anything to do with them being Indian. Same with the annoying white kids: it was about their character, not their race.
I don't think differences between people have to do with race, I think they have to do with culture or religion. "Fundamental" differences are all about people acting in a different manner than that of the group around them, with the exception of physical differences.
So, yeah, I think it's possible to be not-racist. It's something you grow up around, though you can grow up not-racist and be racist or vice versa.
For example, I grew up with a sizable Indian minority at my school, and I remember the first time I heard a British dude talk smack about "Pakis". Pretty sure my jaw fell open... I never thought you could hate like that! Sure, some Indian kids were annoying, but it never had anything to do with them being Indian. Same with the annoying white kids: it was about their character, not their race.
I don't think differences between people have to do with race, I think they have to do with culture or religion. "Fundamental" differences are all about people acting in a different manner than that of the group around them, with the exception of physical differences.
So, yeah, I think it's possible to be not-racist. It's something you grow up around, though you can grow up not-racist and be racist or vice versa.