Foci of categorism - Revision history

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 * '''[[Ageism]]''': Based on age, often in the form of needlessly and arbitrarily judging people to be “to young” or “too old”.
 ** '''[[Ephebiphobia]]''': Against teenagers.
 * '''[[Alterophobia]]''': Based on a distinction between mainstream and alternative lifestyles, targeting the later. Counts as a plain focus when targeting a specific subculture, but counts as a fuzzy focus when targeting a general sense of “not mainstream”.
 * '''[[Apartweltism]]''': Based on citizenship or geographical background.

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 ** '''[[Ephebiphobia]]''': Against teenagers.
 * '''[[Alterophobia]]''': Based on a distinction between mainstream and alternative lifestyles, targeting the later. Counts as a plain focus when targeting a specific subculture, but counts as a fuzzy focus when targeting a general sense of “not mainstream”.
-* '''[[Apartweltism]]''': Based on citizenship.
+* '''[[Apartweltism]]''': Based on citizenship or geographical background.
 * '''[[Classism]]''': Based on direct or indirect perception of social class.
 * '''[[Heightism]]''': Targeting people who are longer or shorter than those doing the categorism consider normal.

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 ==Intersectional foci of categorism==
-An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[Pedoparanoia#Homophobic_Pedoparanoia|Homophobic Pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: homophobic pedoparanoia using a term such as "deviants" to construct mutual relationshops between consenting adults as if it were equal to molestation''.)
+An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[Pedoparanoia#Homophobic_Pedoparanoia|Homophobic Pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: homophobic pedoparanoia using a term such as "deviants" to construct mutual relationshops between consenting adults as if it were equal to child molestation''.)
 * '''[[Racist Sexism]]''': Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.

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 ==Intersectional foci of categorism==
-An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[Pedoparanoia#Homophobic_Pedoparanoia|Homophobic Pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: The homophobic pedoparanoia using a term such as "deviants" to construct homosexuals and pedophiles as if they were the same thing as if mutual relationships between consenting equals would be the same thing as molestation''.)
+An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[Pedoparanoia#Homophobic_Pedoparanoia|Homophobic Pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: homophobic pedoparanoia using a term such as "deviants" to construct mutual relationshops between consenting adults as if it were equal to molestation''.)
 * '''[[Racist Sexism]]''': Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.

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 ==Intersectional foci of categorism==
-An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[homophobic pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: The [[homophobic pedoparanoia]] using a term such as "deviants" to construct homosexuals and pedophiles as if they were the same thing as if mutual relationships between consenting equals would be the same thing as molestation''.)
+An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[Pedoparanoia#Homophobic_Pedoparanoia|Homophobic Pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: The homophobic pedoparanoia using a term such as "deviants" to construct homosexuals and pedophiles as if they were the same thing as if mutual relationships between consenting equals would be the same thing as molestation''.)
 * '''[[Racist Sexism]]''': Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.

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 * '''[[Heightism]]''': Targeting people who are longer or shorter than those doing the categorism consider normal.
 * '''[[LGBTQ+-phobia]]'''/'''[[DMRSG-phobia]]''': Targeting sexual minorities and gender minorities.
-** '''[[Homophobia]]''': Targeting people for being perceived as homosexual, including self-identified homosexuals and bisexuals.
+** '''[[Acephobia]]''': Targeting people who are asexual and/or aromantic, or who otherwise gets percieved as such.
-** '''[[Kinkophobia]]''': Targeting people for being perceived as “kinky”, including self-identified sadomasochists and fetishists.
+** '''[[Homophobia]]''': Targeting people who are homosexual/bisexual or who are otherwise being perceived as homosexual.
 ** '''[[Pedoparanoia]]''': Targeting innocent people through frivolously accusing them of being pedophiles, child-molesters or some kind of unspecified-yet-serious danger to children. Compare with [[witchparanoia]]. Often an intersectional focus where a specific category of people is falsely accused of pedophilia.
 ** '''[[Transphobia]]''': Targeting trans people, or anyone who is not a cis-person.
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 * '''[[Sizeism]]''': Targeting people based on their physical size, especially targeting people who are obese or anorectic.
 * '''[[Paraphobia]]''': Targeting sexual minorities, such as fetishists and sadomasochists.
-** '''[[Homophobia]]''': Targeting people for being perceived as homosexual, including self-identified homosexuals and bisexuals.
+** '''[[Acephobia]]''': Targeting people who are asexual and/or aromantic, or who otherwise gets percieved as such.
-** '''[[Kinkophobia]]''': Targeting people for being perceived as “kinky”, including self-identified sadomasochists and fetishists.
+** '''[[Homophobia]]''': Targeting people who are homosexual/bisexual or who are otherwise being perceived as homosexual.
 ** '''[[Pedoparanoia]]''': Targeting innocent people through frivolously accusing them of being pedophiles, child-molesters or some kind of unspecified-yet-serious danger to children. Compare with [[witchparanoia]]. Often an intersectional focus where a specific category of people is falsely accused of pedophilia.
 * '''[[Religism]]''': Based on religion, faith or other belief.

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 * '''[[Normopathy]]''': A general division into normal and abnormal people.
 * '''[[Puritanism]]''': A loosely defined target of allegedly “impure” people.
 * '''[[Xenophobia]]''': A general division into a familiar “us” and an unknowable “them”.

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 ==Plain foci of categorism==
-The list is in alphabetical order by primary categorization focus: Sub-foci are listed under the foci they are a part of. Note that in some cases the same focus appear several times on the list, based on being viewed in different ways.
+The list is in alphabetical order by primary categorization focus: Sub-foci includeing more specific categorization foci as well as targeting foci are listed under the foci they are a part of. Note that in some cases the same focus appear several times on the list, based on being viewed in different ways and thus being a sub-focus of more than one categorization focus.
 * '''[[Ableism]]''': Based on functionality, often targeting people who have a specific disability.

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		+	An intersectional focus combines two target categories. This can be done in three very different ways, depending on whether targeted persons belong to both categories, one of them, or it doesn't matter because the categories are getting conflated. When it's against people who belong to both categories, it's simply a matter of targeting people who belong to both categories together.(''Example, using [[racist sexism]] against persons who are both Asian and women.'') When it's against people who belong to one of the categories, it is often a matter of [[guilt by association]], implying that since you belong to one of the categories you probably belong to the other one as well. (''Example: The [[homophobic pedoparanoia]] of implying that homosexuals would be pedophiles''.) When the categories are conflated, the distincition between the categories gets removed. (''Example: The [[homophobic pedoparanoia]] using a term such as "deviants" to construct homosexuals and pedophiles as if they were the same thing as if mutual relationships between consenting equals would be the same thing as molestation''.)

	* '''[[Racist Sexism]]''': Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.		* '''[[Racist Sexism]]''': Targeting a combination of race & gender, for example Asian Men or Caucasian women. Racist sexism against black women is sometimes called misogynoir, a word derived from “misogyny” and “noir”.