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The opposite to racism; positive racism or praising a race.
Note: there is a fine line between Pracism and fact.
Alex: "Asians are good at maths."
Joyce: "Erm, Alex, that's racist."
Alex: "Erm, Joyce, no, it's positive - I think you'll find that makes it pracism."

Others include: "Italians make good lovers" and "Black people can jump high".
Pracism by Ginahav June 19, 2010
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1: A(n) (often unconscious) belief that pace is a primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that pacial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular pace.

2: A belief that a hurried pace is superior to that of a slower pace

3: An obnoxious impatience with slow pace. Type A personalities often exhibit this impatience and oppress those of slower pace.
In a coffee shop one notices the pacist telling a barista who is preparing a caffeinated beverage to order, "Hurry up! I have a meeting!!!" The pacist acts as if their own timing and agendas are not only superior to that of the slower pace people but that the slower pace of others is inherently annoying or cause for oppression. Pacism is the underlying factor in impatience with others' slower pace.
pacism by djspiritsoul October 3, 2011
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A beta male (also signifies homosexuality)
that guy over there is such a paracism.
paracism by XxMONKExX January 28, 2021
The belief that it is virtuous to buy from people who live closer to oneself.
Just as we should abhor racism that manifests itself by preferring to buy things from people of our own race, we should abhor placism that manifests itself by preferring to buy things from people who live nearer to us.
placism by Umax August 4, 2012
When a person tries to order take-out, but the operator says they can't take their order because they don't deliver in that area.
That is flagrant placism.
Placism by Occam's Taser September 4, 2010

Phracism 

A type of phrased seemingly standard in conversation that may or may not be racist.
"Bro, did he just say that? Pretty sure that's phracist! You know, that act of using phracism..."
Phracism by Whamblamjams July 6, 2023
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