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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 30 May 2020

    You typically interpret or use the word "racism" to mean something closer to: A: Discrimination based on race B: Racial discrimination performed by those in power

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      1. 𝔈𝔭𝔰𝔦𝔩𝔬𝔫 𝔐𝔞𝔩𝔢‏ @ianweatherford 30 May 2020
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        Always seemed a little redundant and semantically pedantic to define racism as an abuse of power when terms like “systematic racism” already exist. Also seems a little intellectually dishonest to use a definition of a word that everyone hasn’t agreed to before the conversation

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      2. ϕ‏ @tremblingtumult 30 May 2020
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        My answer’s A, but the reason a lot of thinkers use it in the B sense is bc most significant cases of discrimination come from the powerful. Yeah, in a simple sense, someone with no power can discriminate against someone with power, but it rarely has a serious, negative impact

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      3. ϕ‏ @tremblingtumult 30 May 2020
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        Actually, the more I think about it, the less likely I’d be to call something racist that doesn’t have serious, negative impact. Racism is hefty and is serious, not about frivolous things. So maybe I’m shifting to B.

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      2. Care To‏ @FollowTowardGod 30 May 2020
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        I would like to believe the word itself is hatred towards race while also believing superiority over another. The affect of being racist towards a race that has a higher place in society, economically/socially/culturally, can't really be looked as the same meaning. 1/2

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      3. Care To‏ @FollowTowardGod 30 May 2020
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        Like swinging up or swinging down. Is it a fight if someone is on the ground getting kicked than the grounded one is crying for help? I wouldn't like to think so.

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      2. Julia M. Rosedale‏ @JuliaRosedale 30 May 2020
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        n is still pretty small rn but I’m curious to see how this pans out. I imagine a lot of the people who get chewed out for claiming racism against white people are claiming the former but it’s often interpreted as the latter

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      3. Julia M. Rosedale‏ @JuliaRosedale 30 May 2020
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        ^^interpretation claim based on some research I did for a class half a decade ago plus trends in discourse, so take with a grain of salt

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      1. Daddycool Vipper‏ @DaddycoolVipper 30 May 2020
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        Both meanings are valid, A is the more commonly used definition though. It's an issue when people conflate the two as if they're identical

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      2. Josh Stamps‏ @custamps 30 May 2020
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        I don't think it's either. It's when you consciously or unconsciously believe another is lesser because of their race. A lot of people, for example, accept imbalances in prison system because they believe black people are inheritantly more violent and prone to crime.

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      3. Josh Stamps‏ @custamps 30 May 2020
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        Or how people interpret crimes committed by black and white people. With black crimes, people generally assume they did something wrong (violent nature). With white crimes, they assume something is wrong with them (mental illness). They already attribute criminal to black.

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