Racism and Xenophobia the ANATOMY OF HATRED: It's possible that, biologically,you are same?

Racism and Xenophobia: The Anatomy of HateRacism and Xenophobia: The Anatomy of Hate is a profound and provocative investigation into two of the most enduring forms of human prejudice. In this book, Robert Palko examines the real differences between racism and xenophobia, their psychological, historical, philosophical, and evolutionary roots, and the uncomfortable question at the center of it all: how can human beings hate other human beings who, biologically, are almost entirely the same?Far from offering shallow answers or moral clichés, this work combines neuroscience, evolutionary psychology, genetics, moral philosophy, sociology, and current data to show how prejudice begins, is maintained, and becomes normalized. The book explores the mechanisms behind fear of the "other," the role of propaganda and institutions, the social costs of discrimination, and the possible ways to confront hate with truth, responsibility, and awareness.This is not a comfortable book. It is a necessary one. Written for readers who want more than slogans, it invites a serious and honest reflection on identity, belonging, power, and the choices that shape our shared humanity.In this book, you will discover: - The difference between racism and xenophobia.- The psychological and evolutionary roots of prejudice.- How science dismantles racist myths.- How media, politics, and institutions create hate.- What actually helps reduce discrimination in practice.

Pagina's: 149, Paperback, Independently published