Open Question: Are your biases about race and nationality actually based more on language than other factors.?

Please do not claim not to have any biases, we all do. Could we solve many of our social problems if schools offered instruction that made our spoken language uniform erasing regional and national accents. Studies have shown that babies prefer to eat foods offered to them by a native speaker compared to a speaker of a foreign language. And older children say that they want to be friends with someone who speaks in their native accent.' Accents and vernacular, far more than race, seem to influence the people we like. 'Children would rather be friends with someone who is from a different race and speaks with a native accent versus somebody who is their own race but speaks with a foreign accent.'