The idea that prejudice is more likely to be expressed when it can be made to ourselves or others)more reasonable reflects:

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The suppression-justification model suggests that people will express prejudice when it can be justified or rationalized in some way, such as by blaming the victim, minimizing the harm, or by relying on stereotypes. This can make prejudice seem more reasonable and acceptable to ourselves and others. The authoritarian personality, social dominance orientation, and personal social beliefs may all contribute to prejudice, but they do not specifically address this aspect of how prejudice is expressed.

The Idea That Prejudice Is More Likely to Be Expressed