Antisemitism (n.) is related to nation states whereby the energy and higher intelligence of Jews, their accumulated capital of spirit and will, gathered from generation to generation through a long schooling in suffering, must become so preponderant as to arouse mass envy and hatred.
Antisemitism (n.) is a result of the decline of the nation-state, whose original consolidation into a force had relied on Jewish financial resources and had rewarded the jews with social privileges both to make them dependent upon the state and to prevent their integration into 'society'.
Antisemitism (n.) is a purely modern phenomenon (there is no 'eternal anti-semitism), and it has to be understood exclusively as a political phenomenon, not a social or an economic one, and it has nothing to do with nationalism per se.
Antisemitism (n.) is a popular neurosis, affecting weak people who lack existential power and self-confidence.
Apartheid (n.) is the right comparison for Oslo — not its end in South Africa but its beginning, the 1950s laws that created the Bantustans.
Apartheid (n.) lost its business backers when mining gave way to manufacturing: slaves for the mines no longer suited, a docile, half-educated workforce did.
Apartheid (n.) is what a minority builds around a majority it cannot outvote.
Apartheid (n.) is a subtle form of genocide.
Aversive racism (n.) is subtle racism in people who sincerely profess equality yet avoid or disadvantage other races in indirect ways.
Aversive racism (n.) sincerely believes the reason it gave.
Aversive racism (n.) picks the other candidate and can always name a reason that isn't race.
Aversive racism (n.) is prejudice that prefers not to hear its name.
Cultural racism (n.) is the cumulative effect of a racialized worldview which play out in institutional structures, ideological beliefs, and interactions.