On Bigotry

Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
Part I: How Do Bigots Think about the World?
Lesson 1: Bigotry Makes You Immoral
Lesson 2: Bigotry Destroys a Person's Ability to Think
Lesson 3: All Forms of Bigotry are Intertwined
Part II: How Does Bigotry Teach People to Think?
Lesson 4: Bigotry is Taught
Lesson 5: Bigotry Always Seeks New Targets
Lesson 6: Bigotry is Paranoid and Lesson 7: Bigotry Makes You Violent
Part III: How Bigotry Disguises Itself
Lesson 8: Bigotry Presents Itself as Philosophy
Lesson 9: Bigotry Presents Itself as Concern
Lesson 10: Bigotry Presents Itself as Science
Part IV: How Does Bigotry Teach People to Act Politically?
Lesson 11: Bigotry Does Not Give Up Easily
Lesson 12: Bigots Will Take Advantage of Members of Their Targeted Groups Who Advocate for Their Own Inferiority
Lesson 13: Bigotry Does Not Compromise
Lesson 14: Bigotry Demands Action from Bigots
Lesson 15: Bigotry Loves Moral Panics
Lesson 16: Bigots Want You to Think They are Unintelligent
Lesson 17: Bigotry Loves False Moral Equivalence
Lesson 18: Bigots Always Claim that They are the Real Victims
Lesson 19: Bigotry Gaslights Everyone
Lesson 20: Bigotry Cannot be Disproven
Conclusion: The World is a Punk Bar
Index
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