Racism and Morality
Moral Racism supports every race and its rights to have its own separate, secure and exclusive country, territory or/and homeland required for its independence and continuous life.
This encourages diverse races to share this world as cordial neighbors while identifying the nature of a good neighbor by respecting the rights and values of neighbors to their land and perpetual existence. Moral racism preserves unlike immoral that destroys humanity and relations.
Racial nihilism is dream for humanity which means oneness of humanity which comprises of dreams of continual racial preservation and racial life. Moral nihilism is alternative to moral racism and moral nihilism has to be taken into consideration for matters of urgency, death and racial life.
Although no practice has been done in past, but for humanity and its moral development a stage has been reached from where morality can be practiced to improve present and future.
Racism and Culture
Racism and culture have been combined together as Cultural Racism by many scholars to explain racial practices and ideologies which emerged during Second World War. Racism’s overt form has seen its demise in post war era across North America, Australia, Europe and all colonies of prewar era. Due to horrors faced due to Nazis most European countries rejected the existing racist values by establishment of antiracism laws. By 1970s, colonialism virtually died, overt racism eradicated in western world and majority of countries had their own governments. Despite all this racial inequality still persisted and as per social economic indication it even worsened in some cases.
In United States the term ‘Cultural Racism’ has not been considered as standard label in the field of racism and race literature. Virtually it is absent in anthropological literature with its presence felt only recently in United States and its sociological literature.
Racism and Ethics
Racism and Ethics combined together includes racism which lays the foundation of racial rights and acknowledges rights of independence, Proper life and conditions where racial separation is needed for both. On the other side of ethics spectrum, racism which denies and rejects racial rights to prefer racial competition in case of dominance, mastery, existence and territory – struggling for racial survival without restriction of moral considerations.
Immoral Racism is a kind of Racism which believes that racial rights do not exist. This is exact opposite of moral racism which is based on ethical belief of racial rights. Racial Nihilism is an absolute contrast of racism as it denies and rejects the value and importance of race; in addition to that it also denies existence of racial rights and favours consequences like Multiracialism where racial existence is neither secured nor protected, but threatened by replacement, intermixture and racial competition which leads to racial destruction.
Racism and Religion
Many citizens of United States and other western nations consider themselves and their race superior. This is justified with their error in their belief that whites are richer and powerful compared to others. This situation does not exist with religion as superiority cannot be determined on the basis of religion just as superiority cannot be determined in case of race or culture. Most religions are based on shaky foundations as the concept of religion is based on existence of God which has never been proven. God is a byproduct of imagination of human kind.
Muslims consider Allah as their God, Christians believe in Jesus Christ, who is considered to be son of their God, Hindus have multiple Gods all of whom are manifestations of a single God. To conclude, people who believe that their religion is superior to other people’s religion, are guilty of racism and irrational thinking.
Works Cited
Megan K. Johnson, Wade C. Rowatt, & Jordan LaBouff. Priming Christian Religious Concepts Increases Racial Prejudice Social Psychological and Personality. Science. Pg 119-126. Print. (2011)
McCulloch, R. Right and Wrong Racism. http://www.racialcompact.com/rightwrongracism.html. Racialcompact.com. Web.
