Yes

Many racial jokes are made in the workplace and many don't understand that the workplace isn't a place for these jokes and should be taught not to say such things.

I live in an ALF as the only gay person in here and the men in here including the owner of the home are rude towards me, make fun of the sound of my gay effeminate accent and call me ma am when I am a sir telling people I am a lady and I am a **** cisgender man and these men make me angry when they openly discuss women in my bedroom drinking alcohol me having to keep to myself that I am attracted to cis muslim or Hispanic gay man or they'll call me homophobic slurs and rip my clothes and the owner of the home blames me for my behavior not theirs and threatens to kick me out.

I think you should agree because it would show people the way to treat others regardless of what they look like

Racial sensitivity training is just proving the fact that one race doesn't feel safe enough or lower than another hence they need training to function properly in the workplace? It's not needed, if anything its just brings other groups farther down making people feel like this is a necessity if you are a minority.

It teaches the idea that one race is surperior to the other which will be the opposite of what we want to teach people

Those who are properly trained under Racial Sensitivity are usually more respectful to those who do not look the same as them. These people are also able to serve more people without issue because they are knowledgeable about people from different cultural/ethnic backgrounds.