Publisher's Synopsis
Comparative religion, sociopolitical, and Scientific conformity to Quran... The typical dictionary view of what racism is and what determines a person as a racist has been typically reduced to the shallower understanding that regards preference and hatred toward skin color...However, a person who believes in racism, is indeed compelled through a doctrine of beliefs that one's own group is superior or that a particular group is inferior (Darwinian Theories, and evolutionist ideals). More deeply understood, racism consist of ideologies and practices that seek to justify, or cause, the unequal distribution of privileges or rights among groups that are conceptualized as racially or ethnically different. For example: To say people of color can be racist, denies the power imbalance inherent in racism. Although some Black peoples dislike whites and act on that prejudice to insult or hurt them, that's not the same as systematically oppressing them negatively affecting every aspect of their lives...People of color, as a social group, do not possess the societal, institutional power to oppress white people as a group. Therefore, an individual acting out against another is acting out his/her personal prejudice, not systematic racism as we see being applied over the world today...
