As I said on the last version of this thread, I think maybe racial hatred is more about hatred than race. The things that make people unhappy and lost will find objects to strike at.
   There's still bias without hatred, but I think that's laziness, and it still adds up to significant, predictable, harm. It becomes a Usual Suspect, and is worth rounding up, interrogating, keeping an eye on.

Cluin reminds me of a misfortune ( my daughter and I make misfortune cookies)--All the people you feel superior to will suddenly die.