A person with a prejudiced belief that one race is superior to others

Usage examples of racialist.

Admiral shivered in his quarters, gripping the arms of his chair and praying for a hit and regretting the day he had ever let the Racialist Party leaders talk him into figureheading the Navy.

However, in an odd sort of way, that initial racialist obsession worked to their advantage.

Such was the controversy that raged -- and so explosive the political and racialist implications it concealed -- that the British Association decided a quarter of a century afterwards on a second expedition.

Slavery is essentially an economic institution, yet racialist theories were a convenient way to overcome any cognitive dissonance that may have arisen from moral qualms about owning another human being in 19th-century America.

John believed herself to be a member of a small courageous group of left-wing guerrillas, intent on wresting the land of her birth from its racialist fascist conquerors and delivering it unto the joys of Marxist communism.

Otto, and that Otto was not simply some religious and racialist wacko, but gravely dangerous.

I confess - not out of any racialist feeling, but simply because of habit and custom - that I feel more comfortable with the people I grew up with, a population of mostly Mexicans, Mexican-Americans, and whites who were raised with nonwhites.

This racialist is akin to the union organizer of a past era - but now government money rather than wages, now reparations and entitlements rather than mere patronage are his requisition.

It must be my willingness to associate with the Hamilton twins that offends your racialist sensibilities.

If there is truly a lingering racism in California, then one need go no further than the state universities, where so much money and power has been handed over to an elite class of racialists who in return have created a curriculum designed to guarantee failure for the children of migrants.

Informality in dress, slang speech, movies, videos, television - all this makes assimilation easier, even at a time when professional racialists are calling for highbrow separatism.

The Klan and the White Racialists had held cookouts and cross-burnings in Polkville and Lenoir.

I left out falling through ceilings, attacks on racialists and visits to night clubs.