What concerns exactly are you referring to?<p>If I hear someone expressing a view that I dislike, I&#x27;m well within my rights to do any or all of the following things: a) stop associating with this individual b) let them know that I dislike the view they&#x27;ve expressed.<p>Choosing to do both a) and b) is a normal social response, and the individual that finds themselves expressing views that go against the cultural majority will find themselves in an awkward position. If this view being expressed is worth expressing, then unfortunately the individual will have to endure hardships in order to get the message out and convince the masses ... much like MLKjr being willing to go to jail to communicate the idea that civil rights were for all.<p>So if someone wants to share racist jokes, then toughen up that skin and let the vitriol fly! They should be proud of what they are and let everyone know ... if it&#x27;s a worthy viewpoint, they&#x27;ll find others will rally to their cause; and if not, they&#x27;ll find themselves awkwardly cast out by their social circle (or at least, their social circle&#x27;s kids&#x2F;younger generation).