race realist
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- noun
- /reɪs ˈriːəlɪst/
- Offensive
:
realista racial (ofensivo)
- Many people believe that a race realist perspective can contribute to our understanding of social dynamics.
Examples
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I went to university and have been a race realist all my life; in fact, my independent search for scholarly support has strengthened this conviction.
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No, you're still a race realist.
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White nationalists and white race realists, like they do now to the Palestinians.
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I don't know if I would be the educated race realist.
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I'm a "crazy, xenophobic" race realist.
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The Left will never believe us, and simply will demand that we prove our "anti-racist" credentials by firing or banning from publication those who are race realists.
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But, as we can all see—since 1960, those lessons were not learned or even recognized, aside from those of us in the AmRen, pro-White, White race realist, and White Nationalist communities—and today, our entire nation has been destroyed as a result.
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The conference featured a debate on race, with one panelist identified as a race realist discussing perceived racial differences.
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In discussions about genetics and behavior, some speakers openly identify as race realists, emphasizing their belief in inherent racial differences.
Antonyms
A person who opposes racism and works to make life fair for people of different races
How Biological
Surface Forms
Morphology
The compound is directly compositional: 'race' (racial groups) combined with 'realist' (a person taking a pragmatic or accepting stance) yields someone who is 'realist' about race — i.e., believes there are real/important racial differences. A B1 learner who knows both constituents can reliably infer this core meaning, though they may not grasp the political or controversial connotations and debates that surround the term.
Etymology
Race realist comes from joining race and realist, making the picture of a person who says racial differences are truly 'real'. Today the label is used for people who claim there are built-in differences between races and present that view as 'fact', which many people disagree with.