sectarism
/ˌsɛktəˈrɪənɪzəm/ or /sɛktɛˈrɪənɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
the attitude or habit of being strongly attached to a particular sect, party, or cause, and being unwilling to consider the views of others.
“The politician was accused of sectarianism for refusing to meet with representatives from opposing parties.”