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Isn't disliking outsiders a bit natural, specially if you are absolutely not adopting to the culture? And is this dislikeness same as racism or are these two di
by smusamashah 2y ago
Isn't disliking outsiders a bit natural, specially if you are absolutely not adopting to the culture? And is this dislikeness same as racism or are these two different behaviours?
(saying this while working as an outsider in another country where at least with coworkers I never feel like an outsider but may be that's this industry I work in)
- bryanrasmussen 2y agoI hold that Racism, being an 'ism is a way of looking at the world that attempts to describe why reality is the way due to Racial categories https://medium.com/luminasticity/on-racism-6b38784a9156 https://medium.com/luminasticity/on-racism-6b38784a9156 >Like most systems of thought Racism draws from some common characteristic(s) found in at least part of the humanity for its power, in the case of Racism it is the tendency to xenophobia. not liking outsiders is xenophobia, most European countries are xenophobic, but often that xenophobia gets handled, explained and solved via the tools of Racism.