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exclusionism

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ex·clu·sion·ist  (k-sklzh-nst)
n.
One that advocates the exclusion of another or others, as from having or exercising a right or privilege.
ex·clusion·ism n.
ex·clusion·ist, ex·clusion·istic adj.
exclusionism
the doctrine or practice of excluding certain groups or individuals from enjoyment of certain rights or privileges. — exclusionist, n.
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