Systemic Racism

Systemic racism has affected America by how White people and BIPOC are treated differently in many ways.

​How has systemic racism affected America?

Systemic racism: Discrimination or prejudice against BIPOC in institutions (workplaces, schools, etc.), policies, and practices.

​Definition

What is Systemic Racism?

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Institutional racism, interpersonal racism, and internalized racism.

​What has come out of systemic racism

Systemic racism has its roots in slavery when Black People were worked without pay for the benefit of White People.

​History

History of Systemic Racism

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Types of systemic racism

​There are 3 Types of systemic racism

Institutional racism: Rules and practices that reinforce racist rules in workplaces and/or organizations.

Ex: Discriminatory actions (such as hiring) against minorities in workplaces and/or organizations, lack of attention towards BIPOC, and prioritizing Whites over BIPOC in terms of POV.

Interpersonal racism: Acts of racism between two individuals.

Ex: Discrimination from people in higher positions (managers, bosses, principal, etc.) and racial slurs.

Internalized racism: Racist thoughts, feelings, and actions.

Ex: Stereotypes, denying minorities good paying jobs, access to healthcare, and EVEN denying that racism exists.

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