As the Black American writer Ta-Nehisi Coates tersely asserts, very concept of race emerges from the distorted imagination of "Race is the child of racism, not the father." In other words, the very concept of race emerges from the distorted imagination of the racist. Though racism's impacts are real, in physiological or genetic terms race does not exist. Superficial differences in skin color, body morphology, or facial features do not create "races.” Historically the idea of race arose from the impulse of European capitalism to enrich itself by subjugating, enslaving, and, if necessary, destroying Indigenous people on other continents, from Africa to Australia to North America. Indeed, the word "race" did not exist in any meaningful way until it was created in the late eighteenth century. Psychologically, on the individual level, the "othering" racism entails is an antidote to self-doubt: if I don't feel good about myself, at least I can feel superior to somebody and gain a sense of power and status by claiming privilege over them.
Nesnel insan bir ayna gibidir.Dış dünyadaki olayları,fikirleri,kültürleri yansıtır ama kendine ait derin bir tutku kesin evet yada hayır diyebileceği güçlü bir içgüdüden yoksundur.Yüksek bir bilgi ve kültürün temsilcisi gibi görünsede aslında pasif,kararsız ve zayıf iradelidir.Daha yüksek bir yaşam yada bir irade ortaya koymaz.Nesnel insan bilinmek isteyen herşeyin önünde diz çökmeye alışmış bir aynadır.Nesnel insan bir araçtır,şekillendirilmek istenen bir tür köledir.