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	A '''double standard''' is the application of different sets of principles for similar situations.		A '''double standard''' is the application of different sets of principles for similar situations.

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	*The [[politically correct]] sources using [[name-calling]] labels such as [[homophobia]], [[Islamophobia]], [[xenophobia]], and similar "-phobia" word, apply a double standard and do not use "-phobia" words as labels for criticisms of Whites, heterosexuality, Christianity, and so on.		*The [[politically correct]] sources using [[name-calling]] labels such as [[homophobia]], [[Islamophobia]], [[xenophobia]], and similar "-phobia" word, apply a double standard and do not use "-phobia" words as labels for criticisms of Whites, heterosexuality, Christianity, and so on.
	*Various double standards involving the name-calling labels [[Hate group]] and [[Hate speech]].		*Various double standards involving the name-calling labels [[Hate group]] and [[Hate speech]].
	*Pro-White organizations are more or less automatically accused of [[racism]] and [[White supremacism]], and they have little influence. In contrast, accusations of racism and supremacism are much rarer against, for example, pro-Black or pro-~~Jewish~~ organizations which openly and influentially lobby for the self-interests of their own group.		*Pro-White organizations are more or less automatically accused of [[racism]] and [[White supremacism]], and they have little influence. In contrast, accusations of racism and supremacism are much rarer against, for example, pro-Black or pro-jewish organizations which openly and influentially lobby for the self-interests of their own group.
	*[[Whiteness studies]] is anti-White, other "studies" support the group "studied". Black studies is not named "Blackness studies". There are no "studies" of [[~~Jewish~~ influence]], [[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]], [[~~Jewish~~ privilege]], and so on.		*[[Whiteness studies]] is anti-White, other "studies" support the group "studied". Black studies is not named "Blackness studies". There are no "studies" of [[jewish influence]], [[jewish supremacism]], [[jewish privilege]], and so on.
	*The applications of [[hate speech]] laws often have a double standard regarding application to Whites and non-Whites, heterosexuals and non-heterosexuals, and so on, where minority groups are often treated more leniently than the majority group.		*The applications of [[hate speech]] laws often have a double standard regarding application to Whites and non-Whites, heterosexuals and non-heterosexuals, and so on, where minority groups are often treated more leniently than the majority group.
	*Some ~~Jews~~ have been argued to apply a double standard regarding [[Israel]] and other countries, such as regarding immigration, see [[~~Jews~~ and immigration]]. See also [[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]].		*Some jews have been argued to apply a double standard regarding [[Israel]] and other countries, such as regarding immigration, see [[jews and immigration]]. See also [[jewish supremacism]].
	*[[Affirmative action]] is in practice many different kinds of double standards, such as by applying harsher admission criteria for higher education for Whites than for many non-White groups.		*[[Affirmative action]] is in practice many different kinds of double standards, such as by applying harsher admission criteria for higher education for Whites than for many non-White groups.
	*The [[Bantu expansion]] is one example of frequent double standards regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.		*The [[Bantu expansion]] is one example of frequent double standards regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.
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	=== Privilege ===		=== Privilege ===
	*[[Black privilege]]		*[[Black privilege]]
	*[[~~Jewish~~ privilege]]		*[[jewish privilege]]
	*[[White privilege]]		*[[White privilege]]

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	**[[Islamist supremacism]]		**[[Islamist supremacism]]
	**[[~~Jewish~~ supremacism]]		**[[jewish supremacism]]
	**[[Leftist supremacism]]		**[[Leftist supremacism]]
	**[[White supremacism]]		**[[White supremacism]]

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[[File:Wikipedia explains different forms of pride.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Black pride, Gay pride, Asian pride, and White pride, as explained by [[Wikipedia]], applying a double standard. See also [[Wikipedia's and RationalWiki's race articles]] on many other examples.]]
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A '''double standard''' is the application of different sets of principles for similar situations.

== Politically correct double standards ==
*The [[politically correct]] sources using [[name-calling]] labels such as [[homophobia]], [[Islamophobia]], [[xenophobia]], and similar "-phobia" word, apply a double standard and do not use "-phobia" words as labels for criticisms of Whites, heterosexuality, Christianity, and so on.
*Various double standards involving the name-calling labels [[Hate group]] and [[Hate speech]].
*Pro-White organizations are more or less automatically accused of [[racism]] and [[White supremacism]], and they have little influence. In contrast, accusations of racism and supremacism are much rarer against, for example, pro-Black or pro-Jewish organizations which openly and influentially lobby for the self-interests of their own group.
*[[Whiteness studies]] is anti-White, other "studies" support the group "studied". Black studies is not named "Blackness studies". There are no "studies" of [[Jewish influence]], [[Jewish supremacism]], [[Jewish privilege]], and so on.
*The applications of [[hate speech]] laws often have a double standard regarding application to Whites and non-Whites, heterosexuals and non-heterosexuals, and so on, where minority groups are often treated more leniently than the majority group.
*Some Jews have been argued to apply a double standard regarding [[Israel]] and other countries, such as regarding immigration, see [[Jews and immigration]]. See also [[Jewish supremacism]].
*[[Affirmative action]] is in practice many different kinds of double standards, such as by applying harsher admission criteria for higher education for Whites than for many non-White groups.
*The [[Bantu expansion]] is one example of frequent double standards regarding topics such as expansionism and [[colonialism]]. Often, only European such are mentioned.
*Politically correctness of [[stereotypes]], with, for example, [[Blackface]] make-up considered very politically incorrect and offensive, while depicting Whites negatively, such as in "redneck", "white trash", and [[skinhead]] stereotypes, is considered politically correct.
*Between Western and non-Western countries regarding [[Immigration physical barriers]].
*Criticisms of religion, with criticizing Christianity considered to be politically correct, criticizing [[Islam]] less so (often labelled [[Islamophobia]]), and criticizing [[Judaism]] even less so (often labelled [[anti-Semitism]]).
*Regarding [[Blackwashing]].

== See also ==
*[[White guilt]]

=== Privilege ===
*[[Black privilege]]
*[[Jewish privilege]]
*[[White privilege]]

=== Supremacisms ===
*[[Supremacism]]
**[[Black supremacism]]
**[[Islamist supremacism]]
**[[Jewish supremacism]]
**[[Leftist supremacism]]
**[[White supremacism]]

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