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-Narsisist racism describes a form of [Prejudice](/wiki/prejudice) where individuals exhibit discriminatory attitudes and behaviors rooted in a profound, often compensatory, sense of superiority. This superiority typically masks deep-seated [Insecurity](/wiki/insecurity) and a fragile [Ego](/wiki/ego). Unlike other forms of [Racism](/wiki/racism) that might stem purely from ignorance or systemic biases, narsisist racism is characterized by the individual's psychological need to elevate themselves by devaluing others.
-It manifests as a projection of their own perceived flaws, inadequacies, or anxieties onto specific [Race](/wiki/race) or [Ethnicity](/wiki/ethnicity) groups. By attributing negative traits to these groups, the individual seeks to externalize their internal conflicts and maintain a sense of personal [Dominance](/wiki/dominance) or moral purity. This mechanism allows them to bolster their own self-esteem and avoid confronting their own vulnerabilities. Behaviors often include dismissiveness, contempt, a sense of entitlement in interactions with racial minorities, and an unwavering belief in their own cultural or intellectual supremacy. This form of racism can be particularly insidious as it is deeply intertwined with the individual's [Personality](/wiki/personality) structure and psychological defense mechanisms.
-## See also
-- [Racism](/wiki/racism)
-- [Narcissism](/wiki/narcissism)
+Narsisist racism describes a form of [Prejudice](/wiki/prejudice) where individuals exhibit discriminatory attitudes and behaviors rooted in a profound, often compensatory, sense of superiority. This superiority typically masks deep-seated [Insecurity](/wiki/insecurity) and a fragile [Ego](/wiki/ego). Unlike other forms of [Racism](/wiki/racism) that might stem purely from ignorance or systemic biases, narsisist racism is characterized by the individual's psychological need to elevate themselves by devaluing others.
+It manifests as a projection of their own perceived flaws, inadequacies, or anxieties onto specific [Race](/wiki/race) or [Ethnicity](/wiki/ethnicity) groups. By attributing negative traits to these groups, the individual seeks to externalize their internal conflicts and maintain a sense of personal [Dominance](/wiki/dominance) or moral purity. This mechanism allows them to bolster their own self-esteem and avoid confronting their own vulnerabilities. Behaviors often include dismissiveness, contempt, a sense of entitlement in interactions with racial minorities, and an unwavering belief in their own cultural or intellectual supremacy. This form of racism can be particularly insidious as it is deeply intertwined with the individual's [Personality](/wiki/personality) structure and psychological defense mechanisms.
+## See also
+- [Racism](/wiki/racism)
+- [Narcissism](/wiki/narcissism)
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-Narsisist racism describes prejudice driven by an individual's profound sense of superiority, often masking deep insecurities. It manifests as a projection of their own flaws onto specific [Race](/wiki/race) or [Ethnicity](/wiki/ethnicity) groups, leveraging perceived dominance to bolster a fragile [Ego](/wiki/ego).
+Narsisist racism describes a form of [Prejudice](/wiki/prejudice) where individuals exhibit discriminatory attitudes and behaviors rooted in a profound, often compensatory, sense of superiority. This superiority typically masks deep-seated [Insecurity](/wiki/insecurity) and a fragile [Ego](/wiki/ego). Unlike other forms of [Racism](/wiki/racism) that might stem purely from ignorance or systemic biases, narsisist racism is characterized by the individual's psychological need to elevate themselves by devaluing others.
+It manifests as a projection of their own perceived flaws, inadequacies, or anxieties onto specific [Race](/wiki/race) or [Ethnicity](/wiki/ethnicity) groups. By attributing negative traits to these groups, the individual seeks to externalize their internal conflicts and maintain a sense of personal [Dominance](/wiki/dominance) or moral purity. This mechanism allows them to bolster their own self-esteem and avoid confronting their own vulnerabilities. Behaviors often include dismissiveness, contempt, a sense of entitlement in interactions with racial minorities, and an unwavering belief in their own cultural or intellectual supremacy. This form of racism can be particularly insidious as it is deeply intertwined with the individual's [Personality](/wiki/personality) structure and psychological defense mechanisms.
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+Narsisist racism describes prejudice driven by an individual's profound sense of superiority, often masking deep insecurities. It manifests as a projection of their own flaws onto specific [Race](/wiki/race) or [Ethnicity](/wiki/ethnicity) groups, leveraging perceived dominance to bolster a fragile [Ego](/wiki/ego).
+## See also
+- [Racism](/wiki/racism)
+- [Narcissism](/wiki/narcissism)
+- [Prejudice](/wiki/prejudice)
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