Week 11 - Insitutional And Structural Racism Flashcards

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What’s the hierarchy of the levels of racism (most to lowest)

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institutional/structural > individual > internalized

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Institutional and Structural racism refer to racism

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present in the society itself; racism as a system of power in a society

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3
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Systemic racism: Sometimes

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both institutional and structural; sometimes synonym for structural

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Institutional racism

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Occurs within institutions and systems of power

  • unfair policies = against POC
  • ppl within institution reinforce racism
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5
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Systemic racism

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Occurs when racial bias among institutions and across society
- interactions of institutions and policies benefiting white ppl and harming POC

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Structural racism:

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A system in which the society perpetuates racial inequalities through its institutions, policies, practices, cultural ideas.

  • rooted in historical circumstances
  • racism as a system of power
  • gives white privilege and harms POC
  • not explicit (even if laws claim against racism)
  • most powerful and persistent form of racism
  • not equal playing field
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7
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Institutional racism examples

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  • political/legal institutions
  • sports
  • healthcare
  • employment
  • accusing of higher crime rates
  • harsher punishments/sentences
  • police brutality and profiling
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8
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Affirmative action

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  • education , employment

- attempt to counter institutional racism

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9
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Seeing affirmative actions as unfair is an example of

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Democratic racism

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10
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Why id affirmative actions frowned upon by some (democratic racism)

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Goes against values of equality and personal merit = seen as unfair advantage

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