Original sentence: More extreme elements may use "anti-American" as a slur towards any group deemed in opposition to their beliefs or notions about the United States and its place in the world.The moderate may use the term, claiming that the United States is unfairly singled out for criticism.The term is rarely employed as a self-identifier ("I am anti-American..."), but is used most often by people as an epithet.Those who claim to discern Anti-American sentiment, often attempt to denounce it, claiming it to be a real and dangerous prejudice —no more acceptable than other forms of bigotry such as Anti-Semitism
Edited sentence: From this perspective, Anti-Americanism reveals as much about the chauvinism and parochialism of America's critics as it does about America itself.The term is rarely employed as a self-identifier ("I am anti-American..."), but is used most often by people who suggest the United States is unfairly singled out for criticism.Those who discern Anti-American sentiment in others and attempt to denounce it see it as a real and dangerous prejudice, no more acceptable than other forms of bigotry such as Anti-Semitism