Extrinsic racists are distinguished from intrinsic ones partly by their general openness to considering evidence against their views on race.

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Extrinsic racists adhere to racist beliefs due to conformity to societal or cultural norms rather than a deep-seated belief in the inferiority of other races, unlike intrinsic racists who hold a genuine belief in the superiority of their race and are less likely to be open to evidence against their views.

Extrinsic Racists Are Distinguished from Intrinsic Ones Partly by Their