A motivation to have one's group be dominant over other social groups is what social psychologists call

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Social dominance orientation refers to the belief that one's own group should be dominant over other social groups. This includes a desire for unequal status and a willingness to discriminate against members of other groups to maintain this dominance. Prejudice and discrimination are related concepts, but refer more specifically to negative attitudes and behaviors towards individuals based on their group membership. Unequal status is a consequence of social dominance orientation, but not a motivation in and of itself.

A Motivation to Have One's Group Be Dominant Over Other