racialist

/ˈreɪʃəlɪst/

NOUN

1. A person who believes in racial superiority

A person who believes that one race is superior to others or advocates racial theories based on perceived differences between races.

1.1. Advocating racial superiority

Refers to a person who supports racist beliefs, racial hierarchy, or the idea that one racial group is inherently superior to another.

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  • antiracist
  • unprejudiced

Examples

  • The racialist was criticized for promoting the idea that one ethnic group was superior to others.

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ADJECTIVE

2. Expressing racial prejudice or discrimination

Characterized by racist beliefs, prejudice, hostility, or unfair treatment directed toward people because of their racial or ethnic background.

2.1. Showing racial prejudice

Describes attitudes or opinions that demonstrate racial bias, prejudice, or intolerance toward people from other racial groups.

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Examples

  • The politician faced criticism for endorsing policies that were perceived as supporting racialist perspectives.
  • Academic researchers explored the historical roots of racialist theories to better understand their impact on societies.

Related Words

  • discriminatory
  • segregationist
  • supremacist