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Structural racism refers to the systemic ways in which racial discrimination is embedded in the policies, practices, and institutions of society, leading to unequal opportunities and outcomes for different racial groups. It encompasses a range of factors, including historical contexts, social norms, and economic disparities, that collectively perpetuate inequality. Unlike individual acts of racism, structural racism operates at a societal level, making it more pervasive and challenging to address. It affects various domains such as education, healthcare, housing, and employment.
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What is structural sin?
In the broadest definition, Structural Sins are acts committed against others that degrade, oppress, or exclude. It is a state or attitude instilled by society. Some examples are racism, classism (high - middle - low), materialism (haves and don't haves), sexism, and political affiliation.
What is the relationship between institutional racism and interpersonal racism?
institutional racism causes interpersonal racism.
What is Maycomb's usual disease in To Kill A Mockingbird?
Prejudice, Racism
What caused institutional racism?
interpersonal racism
What obstacles did Malcom X face?
Racism
What is a famous quote of Bobby Seale?
"You dont fight racism with racism; the best way to fight racism is with solidarity." "You dont fight racism with racism; the best way to fight racism is with solidarity."
What is new racism?
New racism is all the different types of racism manly the new stuff that can be really hurtful and that's what new racism is
What is the past tense of racism?
still racism.
Abstract word for racism?
racism
Why should we fight against racism?
Because racism is mean and hurtful to the people who are victims of racism!
How do you destroy racism?
Racism can truly never be destoyed.As long as people are alive,racism will be alive.
In what way are environmental racism and institutional racism alike?
Both are based on racism and harmful to society
