extrinsic racism

is the belief that races are biological realities and that some races are more intelligent, more honest, more courageous, more industrious, than others.

Appiah defines extrinsic racism as follows: an extrinsic racist believes that the racial essence, whose existence is affirmed by racialism, implies morally relevant differences between the races. In other words, an extrinsic racist believes that races are biological realities (as racialist do) and that some races are more intelligent, more honest, more courageous, more industrious, etc. than others. (473.1-2)

extrinsic racism, n.Definitions

extrinsic racism