Rod Hay wrote:
Lou: I think that there are two senses in which the word racism is used.
1. A belief that the world's population can be meaningfully divided into groups, based on something called race. 2. A belief that based on that division, and an implicit system of values, some of those groups are superior to others.
Though check out Balibar on neo-racism, which holds that "races" or "cultures" should be kept separate, though without ever invoking a hierarchy of superior and inferior, as with the old kind of racism.
Doug
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