Specism: Difference between revisions

no edit summary
No edit summary
Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
No edit summary
Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit
Line 1:
[[Category:Oan's links]]
'''Specism''' also known as '''speciesism''' and '''speciesm''' refers to the political ideology that one species or group of species is superior to another. Such ideologies form the basis of a variety of structures and systems aimed at disparaging, undermining, excluding and even erasing entire species groups from a country or a place. Specism can take the form of microaggressions such as attaching stereotypes to a species (i.e., making generalisations) and using subtle structures and mechanisms to unfairly disadvantage a group of people on the basis of their species to more overt systems and forms such as excluding certain species from employment, fundamental rights, opportunities, prevent species from mixing and destroying members of a species or the cultural artefacts produced by their people either directly through mass murder or through starvation and exhaustion. Specism has been used by a variety of nations and political systems to justify the perpetration of systematic injustices against a people group as follows.
 
There was an extreme form of Sohadekism (a branch of [[Paxism]]) called Saidunism that was practiced in Packilvania during the reign of the Demirite dynasty that taught that [[Feline|Felines]] were inferior to Hominines and excluded them from public life. This turned on its head during the reign of the Packilvanian Communist Party which committed the largest genocide in history (about 50 million Hominines died between 1918 and 1985 and over 80 million were displaced and refugeed). Although the restoration of the Sultanate of Packilvania has significantly improved the lives of Hominines in Packilvania, they continue to experience difficulties not faced by other groups.
verified
5,326

edits