Understanding the Dangers of Explicit Racism

In the wise words of Dr. Peter Huang, we're reminded of the destructive nature of explicit racism. 🌏

It's a belief system that erroneously places one race or ethnicity above all others. 🎭

The danger lies not just in the belief of superiority, but in the dehumanization of those deemed 'inferior'. It's a slippery slope that can lead to unthinkable actions, justified by a warped sense of entitlement. 🚫

Sadly, Dr. Huang observes a global rise in such divisive attitudes.

But, let's remember, it's within our power to challenge these beliefs, to educate, and to foster understanding.

After all, our shared humanity is far stronger than any artificial divisions.

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[SonOfNone]

*"Subhuman"* was exactly the correct word, in the sense that once you dehumanize someone, you can do _anything, _ including annihilate them without stain on your conscience. History has proven this over an over. Certainly, as a conservative man who has devoted most of his free time to the study of history, I understand this. We can disagree, but we are all equally human. *_No one is greater or superior to another!_*

[JaneDoe-zbnq]

My childhood but now I am relearning that not okay.

[shredderofstrings]

I believe that racists are self conscious about their own race, or ethnicity, or skin color... etc