英和和英

語源

From white savior +‎ -ism.

名詞

white saviorism (uncountable)

1. The worldview that regards white people as saviors and other groups as needing to be saved by them.
   • 1994 May 4, D TUng, “JOY LUCK CLUB: and Asian Women”, in soc.culture.asian.american‎ (Usenet):

     These strike me as pretty apparent examples of White savior mentality. Perhaps I'm being a bit sensitive about this. I admit that the Chao charcters link to white saviorism is a bit weak, but when this is coupled the character change of Harold Livotny to Harold (fill in asian name here).

   • 2015, Keith M. Sturges, editor, Neoliberalizing Educational Reform, →ISBN, page 117:

     White saviorism is a form of false generosity; it maintains and embodies white supremacy; it frames the white outsider as the savior and hero and the people of color as too oppressed, too downtrodden, too powerless to help themselves.

   • 2016, Lee Bebout, Whiteness on the Border: Mapping the US Racial Imagination in Brown and White‎, NYU Press, →ISBN:

     White saviorism reinforces the goodness of whites by arguing that whites must lift up the Other from their state of savagery. […] In these cases, white saviorism seeks to rescue communities of color from themselves and their nonwhiteness.

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