The term "racism" first emerged in the early 20th century, with its usage becoming more widespread after World War II. While the concept of discrimination based on race has existed for centuries, the specific word "racism" gained prominence in the 1930s. The meaning of racism, encompassing prejudice, discrimination, and antagonism directed against individuals of different races, has evolved over time but has roots in historical social and political dynamics.
An example of eon in a sentence is ' Dinosaurs existed many eons ago on planet Earth.' The meaning of the word 'eon' is a long time ago.
racism
The word "racism" has two syllables.
The only action word in the sentence is "were" meaning "to have existed".
"Sesquipedalian" is a long word, pertaining to such a word, or a person who uses long words. The root meaning is "a foot and a half" (in length).
in Old English it existed as a separate word "dom" meaning "judgement" or "sentence". it slightly preserved its past lexical meaning
Another word for existed is live
its means a bad insult to black poeple I think its a derivation of the word negro.
The word was Swastika. Originally the word and symbol stood for peace and now it is the Nazi's word and symbol.
you might be able to tackle racism yourself
The correct spelling of this word is racism. Racism is a type of prejudice based on race.
the answer is Antonyms