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Racial stratification is a very specific form of social stratification. Social stratification is dividing groups in society by basing each on there inequalities (access to materials or symbolic rewards) and also ranking them according to class (based on wealth and power). So, this means that by stratifying a race would mean to rank them based on the race's social/economic impact and their class.
I have not observed any racial bias in google.
Racial and ethnic differentiation refers to the categorization of individuals based on physical characteristics or cultural backgrounds. Stratification refers to the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, and power among different racial and ethnic groups, leading to social hierarchies and inequalities. These processes can result in discrimination, prejudice, and systemic barriers that impact the life chances and outcomes of individuals in society.
The judge's bias against the ranchers was obvious from his rulings on the land titles. Racial bias can destroy a community. He sewed bias tape onto the edge of the shirt.
The child learned it from someone with a very racial bias. It would certainly be considered a racial remark.
Its an achieved status with a racial label in a system of stratification that is composed of open, class-like categories to which racial labels are assigned. So basically, status labels in hierarchal societies where racial labels are determinant of said status labels.
Bias in sentences shows flawed attitudes, ideas, or actions and are not supported by facts. Examples of biased sentences might be:Hispanics prefer to live on Welfare and cheat the system.Blacks do not care about their communities.
That is called racism, racial bias, or discrimination on the basis of race.
Ageism, Age stratification, and bias.
African Americans got poor medical treatment.
Stratification
Some examples of bias include confirmation bias, where someone seeks out information that aligns with their existing beliefs, and availability bias, where someone relies on information that is readily available to them rather than seeking out more complete information. Other examples include racial bias, gender bias, and cultural bias, where judgments are made based on someone's race, gender, or culture rather than their individual characteristics.