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	== Etymology ==		== Etymology ==
	The ''Oxford English Dictionary'' states that the first English use of the word racism occurred in 1902. The word at this early time did not necessarily have the same meaning or frequent usage as today. Starting the in the 1920s, it was used as a derogatory and misleading translation of the "untranslatable" German term ''völkische''. The German language, especially at this time, makes a distinction between ''Völk'' ("People") and ''Rasse'' ("Race"). The word was later applied to claimed [[National Socialist]] racial ideology and policies. The 1938 English translation of the book ''Racism'', by the ~~Jewish~~ sexologist [[Magnus Hirschfeld]] (who was also an early proponent of the [[sexual revolution]]), used the word in a sense similar to the modern one and may have contributed to this usage of the word becoming widespread.<ref>"racism". OED Online. Oxford University Press.</ref><ref>On the origin of the word Racist. 29 October 2012. [[National Socialist]] Worldview. http://national-socialist-worldview.blogspot.fr/2012/10/on-unclear-origin-of-word-racist.html</ref><ref>Frost, Peter, ''Birth of a word'', May 23, 2015. Evo and Proud. http://evoandproud.blogspot.de/2015/05/birth-of-word.html</ref><ref>Francis, Samuel, ''Racism: The Curious Beginnings of a Useless Word'', http://www.heretical.com/miscella/racism.html</ref>		The ''Oxford English Dictionary'' states that the first English use of the word racism occurred in 1902. The word at this early time did not necessarily have the same meaning or frequent usage as today. Starting the in the 1920s, it was used as a derogatory and misleading translation of the "untranslatable" German term ''völkische''. The German language, especially at this time, makes a distinction between ''Völk'' ("People") and ''Rasse'' ("Race"). The word was later applied to claimed [[National Socialist]] racial ideology and policies. The 1938 English translation of the book ''Racism'', by the jewish sexologist [[Magnus Hirschfeld]] (who was also an early proponent of the [[sexual revolution]]), used the word in a sense similar to the modern one and may have contributed to this usage of the word becoming widespread.<ref>"racism". OED Online. Oxford University Press.</ref><ref>On the origin of the word Racist. 29 October 2012. [[National Socialist]] Worldview. http://national-socialist-worldview.blogspot.fr/2012/10/on-unclear-origin-of-word-racist.html</ref><ref>Frost, Peter, ''Birth of a word'', May 23, 2015. Evo and Proud. http://evoandproud.blogspot.de/2015/05/birth-of-word.html</ref><ref>Francis, Samuel, ''Racism: The Curious Beginnings of a Useless Word'', http://www.heretical.com/miscella/racism.html</ref>

	The term racism "''replaced earlier words, racialism (1871) and racialist (1917), both often used in the early 20th century in a British or [[South Africa]]n context. In the [[U.S.A]], race hatred, race prejudice had been used, and, especially in 19th century political contexts, negrophobia.''"<ref>Racist: Etymology Online. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=racialism</ref> Today, the term [[racialism]] instead has a meaning similar to [[race realism]].		The term racism "''replaced earlier words, racialism (1871) and racialist (1917), both often used in the early 20th century in a British or [[South Africa]]n context. In the [[U.S.A]], race hatred, race prejudice had been used, and, especially in 19th century political contexts, negrophobia.''"<ref>Racist: Etymology Online. http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?allowed_in_frame=0&search=racialism</ref> Today, the term [[racialism]] instead has a meaning similar to [[race realism]].
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	== Two sides ==		== Two sides ==
	Descriptions of argued racism tend to be completely one-sided where the argued racist offender is depicted as acting out of innate evilness and unexplained spite and the argued victim is depicted as completely blameless with no responsibility for the events. In reality, the circumstances, interactions, and/or motives of the two sides may be more complex. For example, some cases of [[anti-Semitism]] have been argued to have developed as responses to intense resource competition between ~~Jews~~ and non-~~Jews~~ (see the [[~~Jewish~~ group evolutionary strategy]]).		Descriptions of argued racism tend to be completely one-sided where the argued racist offender is depicted as acting out of innate evilness and unexplained spite and the argued victim is depicted as completely blameless with no responsibility for the events. In reality, the circumstances, interactions, and/or motives of the two sides may be more complex. For example, some cases of [[anti-Semitism]] have been argued to have developed as responses to intense resource competition between jews and non-jews (see the [[jewish group evolutionary strategy]]).

	== Double standard ==		== Double standard ==
	Pro-White or pro-European organizations are often more or less automatically accused of racism and they have little influence. They are often given labels such as "[[White supremacist]] and/or "[[hate group]]".		Pro-White or pro-European organizations are often more or less automatically accused of racism and they have little influence. They are often given labels such as "[[White supremacist]] and/or "[[hate group]]".

	In contrast, applying a [[double standard]], accusations of racism are much rarer against, for example, pro-Black or pro-~~Jewish~~ organizations, which openly and extensively lobby for the self-interests of their own group.		In contrast, applying a [[double standard]], accusations of racism are much rarer against, for example, pro-Black or pro-jewish organizations, which openly and extensively lobby for the self-interests of their own group.

	== Affirmative action, hate crime, hate speech laws ==		== Affirmative action, hate crime, hate speech laws ==
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	== Race research and the origin of racism ==		== Race research and the origin of racism ==
	It has sometimes been argued that race and racism did not exist before scientists started studying race. Thus, they would be recent social constructs. Regarding the early history of the concept of race, see the [[race]] article. Regarding racism, this has been argued to have existed in numerous early cultures and long before scientists started studying race. Some early examples of views and actions that today would be considered racism can be found in the ~~Jewish~~ Bible and in the Indian [[Vedas]] (which according the [[Aryan invasion theory]] describe the conquest of Northern India by a race with a lighter skin color and that caused the development of the partially racially based Indian [[caste]] system).<ref name=reality>Vincent Sarich och Frank Miele. Race: The Reality of Human Differences. 2004. Westview Press.</ref><ref name=R2000>J. Philippe Rushton. Race, Evolution, and Behavior: A Life History Perspective. 1997. Transaction Publishers.</ref><ref name=antiq>Benjamin Isaac. Collective Degradation: Slavery and the Construction of Race. Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Gilder Lehrman Center International Conference at Yale University. November 7-8, 2003. http://www.yale.edu/glc/events/race/Isaac.pdf</ref>		It has sometimes been argued that race and racism did not exist before scientists started studying race. Thus, they would be recent social constructs. Regarding the early history of the concept of race, see the [[race]] article. Regarding racism, this has been argued to have existed in numerous early cultures and long before scientists started studying race. Some early examples of views and actions that today would be considered racism can be found in the jewish Bible and in the Indian [[Vedas]] (which according the [[Aryan invasion theory]] describe the conquest of Northern India by a race with a lighter skin color and that caused the development of the partially racially based Indian [[caste]] system).<ref name=reality>Vincent Sarich och Frank Miele. Race: The Reality of Human Differences. 2004. Westview Press.</ref><ref name=R2000>J. Philippe Rushton. Race, Evolution, and Behavior: A Life History Perspective. 1997. Transaction Publishers.</ref><ref name=antiq>Benjamin Isaac. Collective Degradation: Slavery and the Construction of Race. Proceedings of the Fifth Annual Gilder Lehrman Center International Conference at Yale University. November 7-8, 2003. http://www.yale.edu/glc/events/race/Isaac.pdf</ref>

	The religiously based "[[curse of Ham]]", used as a justification for [[slavery]] of and/or racism against Blacks, existed in ~~Jewish~~, Christian, and Muslim sources long before any scientific study of race.		The religiously based "[[curse of Ham]]", used as a justification for [[slavery]] of and/or racism against Blacks, existed in jewish, Christian, and Muslim sources long before any scientific study of race.

	One argument against racism existing in [[Ancient Greece]]/[[Ancient Rome]] is the absence of Greek/Latin words corresponding to negative English words such as "racism" and "prejudice". This has however been explained as there simply being no opposition in antiquity to well-documented "racist" views, such that different races have different physical and mental characteristics or that one important explanation for the argued positive characteristics and historical successes of the Greeks, the Romans, and the Germans was that these groups had previously avoided race mixing.<ref name=antiq/>		One argument against racism existing in [[Ancient Greece]]/[[Ancient Rome]] is the absence of Greek/Latin words corresponding to negative English words such as "racism" and "prejudice". This has however been explained as there simply being no opposition in antiquity to well-documented "racist" views, such that different races have different physical and mental characteristics or that one important explanation for the argued positive characteristics and historical successes of the Greeks, the Romans, and the Germans was that these groups had previously avoided race mixing.<ref name=antiq/>
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	**[[Islamist supremacism]]		**[[Islamist supremacism]]
	**[[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]]		**[[jewish supremacism]]
	**[[Leftist supremacism]]		**[[Leftist supremacism]]
	**[[White supremacism]]		**[[White supremacism]]

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	* equal [[national]] bigotry, although in most cases [[nation] and race may aree same		* equal [[national]] bigotry, although in most cases [[nation]] and race may aree same
	* imply superiority of any race over another		* imply superiority of any race over another
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