A friend says to you, "Seriously, you might zip along Dundas Street in Mississauga to find a Korean joint for dinner, but do you think they'd really want you to live in their community, or vice-versa? I respect their differences, but oil and water don't mix." According to the text, which of the following terms best defines this kind of view?

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The view expressed by the friend is an example of new racism, which involves a belief that certain cultural or racial groups are fundamentally different and cannot coexist peacefully. This view is based on a belief in the inherent superiority of one's own cultural or racial group and the inferiority or undesirability of others. Prejudice, bigotry, and discrimination may all be manifestations of new racism, but they do not encompass its full scope.

A Friend Says to You, "Seriously, You Might Zip Along