The difference is racism deals with someone being judgemental and discriminatory because of someone elses race/ethnicity. Classism deals with someone being discriminatory because of someone elses social/economic class. Though it should be noted, the two can sometimes overlap.
To me there is no difference.
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NO. Note the word RACism. Also remember that "lower class" is in the mind of the beholder not a quality of a person or a people. Discriminating against lower classes is referred to as classism or class discrimination. It also works the other way with the people of the lower classes discriminating against those of the upper classes. Look at the French Revolution; it is a good example of both types of classism described above. Racism is discrimination based on a person's race or ethnic background.
The word classism means the prejudice or discrimination against those who are poor or rich. Classism is a very bad thing and companies and the government generally cannot engage in classism.
Just difference between the caste results in bloody wars!
Homophobia is discrimination or prejudice against individuals who identify as homosexual, while racism is discrimination or prejudice against individuals based on their race or ethnicity. Both involve unjust treatment of individuals based on aspects of their identity, whether sexual orientation or race, but they are distinct in terms of the specific characteristics that are targeted.
There is no difference, truly. To think the white race is the supreme race is, in itself, racist.
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institutional racism causes interpersonal racism.
It is most likely hating white people...I presume that's what white racism is.
because the south had slaves and was always racist. The north though that racism was awful. so to be in the north and be racist that means times are changing.AKA BAD! to know more google the civil war
Institutional racism causes interpersonal racism.