Definition

Noun: A person who believes that the white race is inherently superior to all other races and should therefore dominate society, politics, and culture.

Usage

This term is used to describe an individual who subscribes to the ideology of white supremacy. It is a highly charged, critical term used in sociological, political, and historical contexts to identify and condemn racist beliefs and systems.

Examples

• The organization was infiltrated by white supremacists seeking to spread their ideology.
• He was denounced as a white supremacist for his advocacy of racially exclusive policies.
• Law enforcement monitors groups known to be frequented by white supremacists.

Advanced Usage

• The term is often used attributively (functioning like an adjective) to modify other nouns, describing ideologies, groups, or actions.
  • Example: They were influenced by white supremacist propaganda.
  • Example: The rally was organized by a white supremacist group.

Variants and Related Words

• White supremacy (noun): The racist ideology itself, which forms the belief system of a white supremacist.
  • Example: The doctrine of white supremacy has been used to justify colonial oppression.

Synonyms

• Racist
• Racial supremacist
• (Historical/context-specific) Segregationist

Notes on Meaning

This term specifically denotes an active belief in the supremacy of white people. It is stronger and more specific than the general term "racist," as it implies a commitment to a structured ideology that advocates for racial hierarchy and dominance.

Noun

1. a person who believes that the white race is or should be supreme