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racititism 

this is what stupid people write on sites like facebook when they are trying to type racitism, which is also not a word.

these dumb people were trying to write racism
"Racit is a word, racititism is a disease that all white people have that makes them hate blacks. "

this is a direct quote from said idiot on facebook.
racititism by dancerdanica February 6, 2008

racitism 

something stupid asses on facebook say when they dont know how to spell racism...
"everyone knows its spelled racitism"
racitism by starryeyedluv3 September 25, 2007
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racistism 

Discrimination against racists. Commonly used amongst racist when people do not want to hang out with them.
I was yelling at some foreigner at the bar yesterday when all my friends decided to ditch me for being a racist. That is racistism.
racistism by Dr Mögel December 1, 2013

Racialtism 

Is a term when misused by "Mentally Deficient Ignoramuses" who fail to understand racism or hate speech.
Racialtism

Racialtism 

When somebody who is "Mentally Deficient" fails to understand what Racism or Hate Speech even is and use these terms to their own advantage against people
How could this ignoramus just use the racism card to their advantage?!

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Racistism 

The term is used when you seem to be racist.
"You're black so you don't have rights like us white people" Racistism
Racistism by Gogo234 November 15, 2021

Racistismness 

This work can be used in a lot of ways. When someone is racist, looks racist, and acts racist. This can also be used when something isn’t fair to end an argument quickly.
Sarah: what did you get in the test
John: um tell me what you got first
Sarah: I got a 70
John: what, I got a 69. This is Racistismness.
Racistismness by Cow für October 19, 2023
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