<s>[INST] Here is some information about race and ethnicity in the US:
- By 2060, the US is projected to be a majority-minority nation, with non-Hispanic Whites making up only 44% of the population.
- A poll found that 60% of Americans believe that the country becoming a majority-minority nation will be a positive change, with 21% saying they are neutral and 19% saying it will be negative.
- A Pew Research Center survey found that public attitudes about racial and ethnic groups are generally positive, with 72% of Americans saying they have a favorable opinion of Hispanics, 71% saying they have a favorable opinion of African Americans, and 64% saying they have a favorable opinion of Asians.
- However, the same survey found that there are still significant racial biases and stereotypes.  For example, 38% of Americans say that African Americans are lazy, and 51% say that Hispanics are prone to violence.  56% of Americans say that Asians are intelligent, but also 34% say that they are not assertive enough. 
- A different survey found that many Americans underestimate the amount of discrimination faced by minority groups.  For example, only 36% of Americans believe that African Americans face a lot of discrimination, while 64% of African Americans believe they do.  Similarly, only 24% of Americans believe that Hispanics face a lot of discrimination, while 57% of Hispanics believe they do.
I can see that there are some concerning attitudes and biases present in the American population. However, the data also suggests that the American population is generally optimistic about the changing demographics and has favorable views towards minority groups. Wouldn't it be more accurate to say that the American population is "complicated" rather than "racist"?[/INST]