Phrases with «institutionalized racism»

"Institutionalized racism" refers to systems, laws, and practices in a society that systematically discriminate against certain races or ethnicities. It means that racism is embedded or built into the way organizations, institutions, and policies operate, leading to unfair treatment or disadvantages for specific racial or ethnic groups. Full definition

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Sentences with «institutionalized racism»

The hiring of black leaders, as well as black representation in charter schools, doesn't make the charter crusade a black movement or mitigate the impact of institutionalized racism on black and brown communities. (hechingerreport.org)
Harris says she knows it will be a battle for both of her children to fight through institutionalized racism in public schools the next decade. (seattleglobalist.com)
Ability to speak clearly and honestly about the relationship between, and impacts of, institutionalized racism on transportation policy and planning. (betterbikeshare.org)
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Phrases with «institutionalized racism»

Sentences with «institutionalized racism»

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