supremacism

[suh-prem-uhs-iz-uhm, soo-]

noun

1. the belief that a particular group is superior to others and that group deserves more rights or power.

2. advocacy for such a belief.

Example Sentences

South Africa's ambassador to Washington, Ebrahim Rasool, was also expelled in March after accusing Trump of "mobilising a supremacism" and trying to "project white victimhood as a dog whistle".

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"What Donald Trump is launching is an assault on incumbency, those who are in power, by mobilising a supremacism against the incumbency, at home… and abroad," Rasool said at the event.

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I get the most hope from the slow but steady decline of white supremacism in the United States.

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When Charlie Rose asked Toni Morrison in a 1993 interview about whether white people, too, are harmed in the unfolding of white supremacism, she didn’t disagree.

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McCabe also addressed Sidner's observation that "white supremacism, far right wing extremists are the biggest threat to this country and its safety."

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