When you say "sneaking out" you're implying they're leaving the premises of which they are inclined to remain in without permission and the caregivers knowledge. Therefor "sneaking out" is obviously considered unacceptable. So I'm assuming you meant to ask something like " is it acceptable for children/adolescents to leave the premise of which they're in without the parents knowledge. And I cannot answer that as all children requiring different parenting styles, if your children are of an age where you feel safe letting them out of the house by themselves and you feel that they are responsible enough to get themselves back home and remain safe then then I see no issue with letting your child come and go as they wish, however most children/adolescents are not responsible enough to be trusted to stay in safe areas and make wise decisions without the parents having knowledge of where they've gone and how long they'll be. Most parents would prefer to know their child is safe at all times but the decision is all up to you and there are many factors you should consider before coming to a conclusion. Personally I reckon children/adolescents should at the least have their parents permission and knowledge of where they've gone, who they're with and when and when they'll be back for safety reasons.

I agree to somewhat extent, I know at times everyone has made a silly mindless remarks that are insulting to a particular race, majority of the time these comments were made without the intention of causing harm, usually its just a comment made before the person thought about how it may be perceived. So to some extent yes, I agree everyone is racist at times or has been in the past, however most people have been racist unintentionally therefor I withdraw my comment agreeing because simply making a mistake and saying something offensive and racist without realizing does not make that individual a racist person, it makes that person an individual who made a racist comment unintentionally. However if someone consciously and actively makes racist comments knowing exactly what they're doing is offensive and harmful then yes, I would consider that person racist. So overall no, I don't think everyone is racist, I think everyone is capable of being racist without wanting to cause harm or offense but once realizing what they've done was wrong, then it should come to an end, if not then yes that person is racist. So the statement "Everyone is racist" is overgeneralizing because no, not everyone is racist, unfortunately many are.

This is a generalization. The term "police" refers to a team of law enforcers. An entire team does not make up one person and each individual person has their own view on things, some more respectful and acceptable than others therefor there is no correct answer to this, as it would require overgeneralizing. I would love to agree and say that police are not racist however if we face the reality of it, a large amount of police officers are highly racist and they us their authority to abuse people of color. So overall I would have to say, no not all police are racist, however a large quantity are, so I don't think its fair to claim that all police are racist.

All students, trans gender or not should use the bathrooms matching the gender our identity they identify with, if they're not comfortable doing so then it is up to them whether they use the ones that reflect their DNA or not. I think all bathrooms should be gender-neutral however their should be no openly viewed urinals, there is actually no need for urinals in a gender neutral bathroom as long as their are toilets.