supremacist
আধিপত্যবাদী
definition
noun
a white supremacist
an advocate of the supremacy of a particular group, especially one determined by race or sex.
adjective
Based on fundamentalist revolutionary ideas, Fascism defines itself through intense xenophobia, militarism, and supremacist ideals.
relating to or advocating supremacy of a particular group.
example
Sterne certainly does not engage in 'supremacist' tub-thumping, because this would rip away the stuff of the world that makes his perspective complete, while keeping his feet on the ground.
Someone needs to call him on his patently racist and 'supremacist' world view.
If such gendered concepts are constructs of the male experience, imposed from the male standpoint on society as a whole, liberal morality expresses male 'supremacist' politics.
He reports, too, on the angry young men he meets, dislocated by colonialism and desperately seeking acceptance in white 'supremacist' Britain.
As students reflect on the sites they find, a student comments on the recruiting tactics of the people in a 'supremacist' chat room.
The Sinhala 'supremacist' organisation has declared that it will not allow such rallies.
At the heart of indigenous 'supremacist' doctrines lies respect for the mana or traditional power of the village chief.
One of the strong and silent types, Torque already has a reputation for taking care of himself, having eliminated half of a 'supremacist' group in another prison.
Subsequent investigation turned up 22 members and associates of white 'supremacist' organizations in the division's ranks.
They make clear their contempt for 'supremacist' doctrine in ‘All the Young Fascists’.
The BJP's Hindu 'supremacist' agenda was central to its formation and its political advances.
It is a terrible shame that we are trapped into 'supremacist' language and I do not like the name Supreme Court.
The American Civil Liberties Union claims this is unconstitutional and is seeking out 'supremacist' judges to order classroom curricula to continue the censorship and forbid an open mind about evolution.
Based on fundamentalist revolutionary ideas, Fascism defines itself through intense xenophobia, militarism, and 'supremacist' ideals.
Both are instead the effects of a very old, very entrenched logical, rhetorical, and political structure that causes critics and defenders alike to interpret things in a 'supremacist' way before we even know it.
The neo-fascists and white 'supremacists' organized in groups like Hale's ‘Creativity’ movement are miniscule in number.
Group members and other white 'supremacists' have responded with evident delight at the latest killings.
One member is married to a former Ohio militia leader, he says, and another was kicked off Pat Buchanan's presidential campaign for alleged ties to white 'supremacists' .
This has included horrible abuse from self-styled white 'supremacists' .
The Western channels have, at least, the excuse of subscribing to a long history of 'supremacism' .
Even in the aftermath of the Oklahoma City bombing, they maintain intimate political ties with groups that are led by white 'supremacists' , racists and anti-Semites.
The Unionist government had decided to allow Protestant 'supremacists' to march through Derry city centre, despite overwhelming opposition in a city where the majority were Catholics.
In short, like the ideological crossover which enables white 'supremacists' to quote songs associated with the radical left in the first place, they are uncertain, and they do not make their meaning clear instantly.
Among other things, he claims a documentary he worked on in the 1980s was faked by ADL staffers posing, with fake names and mustaches, as white 'supremacists' .
The white 'supremacists' do not act in a vacuum, however.
How did white 'supremacism' , and the populist politics of racial solidarity, offer them a kind of perverse security within that world?
Finally, unionism's 'supremacism' is said to be evinced in sexist features of unionist political thought and action.
It's as ridiculous as trying to paint all conservatives as white 'supremacists' .
The story of the curse was freely used by Christian ministers and priests to justify slavery right up to the 19th century, and is still used today by America's white 'supremacists' .
This is not mere opportunism, but a malignant metastasis that not only finds white 'supremacism' an acceptable impulse but one fully consonant with its drive to power.
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