If an extrinsic racist resists evidence to the contrary of her beliefs, then she is necessarily an intrinsic racist, according to Appiah.

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According to Appiah, an extrinsic racist holds racist beliefs based on false empirical claims about differences between races, and resisting evidence to the contrary doesn't necessarily make them an intrinsic racist. Intrinsic racism, on the other hand, is characterized by the belief in the moral inferiority of certain races, regardless of empirical evidence.

If an Extrinsic Racist Resists Evidence to the Contrary of Her