Groupism
Pronunciation: /ˈɡɹupˈɪzəm/
Groupism (noun)
- A belief that people should be judged mainly by the group they belong to, not by their own actions or character.
- The habit of giving more support or respect to one’s own group and less to other groups, often without fair reasons.
Examples
- Groupism can make people judge others by their group first.
- When groupism grows, fair decisions become harder to make.