Book(print)2021

Systemic racism and the African American experience

In: Being black in America

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Abstract

"Systemic racism is subtle-and perhaps more widespread than blatant racism. In a way it can be seen as a collective racial prejudice, in which White people, often unwittingly, behave in ways that harm Black people. The United States has constructed a system of law enforcement in which the races are treated unequally. Any reform of the criminal justice system must begin with an end to systemic racism"--

Languages

English

Publisher

ReferencePoint Press

ISBN

9781678200305, 9781678200312

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