Did you mean: Racism?

While I'm performing random Google searches to find any sort of relevant subject matter to make a post about, I get some information that I wouldn't have seen on a Wikipedia page.

Okay, Google...

I'm not an expert on how Google works,

but it looks like whatever generates the

"Did you mean:" suggestions thinks that

"racism" is more likely to be searched with

"Louisiana" than with "Taoism".Okay, I can

sort of understand that, Google. Even though

there were plenty of search results that were

relevant to my "taoism louisiana" search query,

why was such an unrelated alternative offered?

I know that I'm probably reading way too much

into this but that Google search made me ask

"Why?".

A Different ism
I tried again but I searched Catholicism
with louisiana instead and Google didn't

question my intent like it had the first time.

This may be because, according to what is on

the internet, Catholicism and Louisiana

fit with one another, or at least

better than Taosim and Louisiana. Taoism, an

Asian religious tradition, is not widely

practiced in Louisiana but is it so obscure

that racism in modern Louisiana is a more

appropriate search query? Racism has a past

in Louisiana that is pretty well known and so

do other things like creolization and religious

traditions that came as a result of it. Taoism,

on the contrary, does not. So when I

consider the historical significance of racism

or Catholicism in Louisiana compared to

the historical significance of Taoism, I can

understand your suggestions, Google.