Original sentence: Fascism exalts the nation, state, or race as superior to the individuals, institutions, or groups composing it
Edited sentence: Fascism exalts the nation, state, or collective as superior to the individuals, institutions, or groups composing it.Fascism is in opposition to individualism and can be seen as a form of collectivism, with the Encyclopedia Britannica defining the latter as :"any of several types of social organization in which the individual is seen as being subordinate to a social collectivity such as a state, a nation, a race, or a social class.Fascist leaders are known for making appeals to altruism in order to justify individual subservience.For example, Adolph Hitler said "In [the "Aryan"] the instinct of self-preservation has reached the noblest form, since he willingly subordinates his own ego to the life of the community and, if the hour demands, even sacrifices it