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The Fallacy of Racism: A Structural Analysis
Racism is often treated as a moral failure, a cultural artifact, or a historical inheritance. Structurally, it is something much simpler and much more revealing: Racism is a category error. It assigns causal power to a non‑causal property. This paper shows why racism collapses under even minimal structural scrutiny.
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