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To be fair, how the term is normally used depends entirely on the group within which the term is being used. For many, racism is strictly “prejudice + power”, w
by yakshaving_jgt 2y ago
To be fair, how the term is normally used depends entirely on the group within which the term is being used. For many, racism is strictly “prejudice + power”, which logically concludes in the [in my opinion rather warped] idea that some groups are incapable of racism, which is at odds with the definition you’re citing
- thunky 2y ago> the idea that some groups are incapable of racism, which is at odds with the definition you’re citing I disagree, because one can powerless while simultaneously being prejudiced and antagonistic to others. Which means that anyone can be racist.
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