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The 31 pages that link to Racism, each with the reason it gives.

• Social DarwinismRelated: Social Darwinist claims often borrowed racial hierarchies to present inequality as biological destiny.

• RaceRelated: Racial categories can organize unequal treatment and become tools of racial domination.

• Colonialism in AfricaRelated: Racial hierarchies were used to legitimize conquest and unequal colonial rule.

• DiscriminationCompared with: Racism concerns racial hierarchy, while discrimination can concern many social categories.

• Frantz FanonRelated: His work treats racism as a social structure that also alters how people understand themselves.

• IslamophobiaNarrower topic: Some forms of Islamophobia function through racial categories rather than theological disagreement.

• Stigma of mental illnessCompared with: Racism is distinct from mental illness stigma, though the two can intersect in diagnosis and care.

• Sexual stigmaRelated: Comparing systems of stigma helps identify their intersections without treating them as interchangeable.

• EthnocentrismRelated: Ethnocentric ideas can overlap with racial hierarchies, though culture and race are distinct.

• Religious discriminationRelated: Religion and race can overlap, but each describes a distinct basis for discrimination.

• PrejudiceRelated: Racial prejudice is one possible element of racism, which also includes structural forces.

• ColorismNarrower topic: Colorism can operate within racism, but distinguishes people by complexion as well as racial category.

• AbleismRelated: Ableism can intersect with racism, shaping distinct experiences of exclusion and control.

• Human zoosRelated: These exhibitions normalized racial ranking through spectacle and purported expertise.

• National SocialismNarrower topic: Nazism was a particular political movement built around racial hierarchy and exclusion.

• White supremacyNarrower topic: White supremacy is a particular racial hierarchy, not a synonym for every form of racism.

• Caste systemCompared with: Caste and race are distinct systems, though both can naturalize inherited inequality.

• WomanismRelated: Womanism addresses racial oppression alongside gendered and other forms of domination.

• CasteCompared with: Comparisons with racism clarify both caste’s distinct history and shared patterns of inherited exclusion.

• Mein KampfNarrower topic: The book treats racial hierarchy as the basis for national strength and belonging.

• The Wretched of the EarthRelated: The book examines how colonial rule makes racial hierarchy part of everyday life.

• Black peopleRelated: Anti-Black racism has shaped laws, institutions, and everyday life across societies.

• EthnopluralismRelated: Critics see ethnopluralism as repackaging racial exclusion in cultural language.

• Ibram X. KendiNarrower topic: Kendi defines racist ideas through their defense of racial inequity.

• White peopleRelated: Whiteness can confer social advantage where racial hierarchies privilege people classified as white.

• 2016 Munich shootingRelated: The gunman targeted people of immigrant backgrounds and expressed racist views.

• Anti-Chinese sentimentNarrower topic: This broader framework includes both interpersonal hostility and discriminatory institutions.

• AporophobiaCompared with: Racialized poverty can link the two, but poverty-based rejection has a distinct target.

• Black supremacyNarrower topic: Black supremacy is a racial ideology within the broader phenomenon of racism.

• Kalergi PlanNarrower topic: The theory portrays racial mixing and nonwhite immigration as threats to white people.

• Social issueBroader topic: It illustrates how discrimination can persist through both individual conduct and institutions.