Bigotry (noun)

1. The state or attitude of being a bigot.
2. Intolerance or prejudice towards people based on their opinions, beliefs, or lifestyles that differ from one's own.

Origin:

From french bigotrie, from bigot.

Examples:

1. The journalist spoke out against the bigotry that was affecting the country and dividing its people.
2. The bigotry displayed by the hate group was a shocking reminder of the kind of hatred that still exists in the world.
3. The young woman was inspired to become an activist because of her experiences with bigotry and discrimination.
4. The film was a powerful critique of the bigotry and intolerance that was rampant in society.
5. The preacher was well known for his speeches against bigotry and for promoting understanding and tolerance.