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This is a brief response from a psycho-socially inclined sociologist to R.D. Hinshelwood's psychoanalytic exploration of racism. In particular, the argument that is developed focuses on the problems of postulating two separate spheres - the psycho and the social - and tries to suggest that we find a way not to separate those spheres either analytically or experientially.