SYSTEMIC RACISM RESOURCES
Systemic Racism is practiced in social and political institutions and areas such as criminal justice, employment, housing, health care, education, and the political arena. Minorities and people of color have been disproportionately impacted by systemic racism.
Origins of Racism can be traced to the beliefs of the superiority of White people over indigenous peoples and people of color, creating systems of oppression through slavery and colonialism. Explore the books and resources on these issues.
Contemporary Issues and Racial Identities involve cultural expressions within racial communities, perspectives on the dynamics of systemic racism, racial and ethnic identities, privilege, and power.
CLICK HERE to learn about the origins of racism in the U.S. from The National Museum of African American History & Culture at The Smithsonian's project, Talking About Race.
Below you will find the videos included in the article to help illustrate the issues in this topic.
CLICK HERE to learn about contemporary issues and identities from The National Museum of African American History & Culture at The Smithsonian's project, Talking About Race.
CLICK HERE to learn about contemporary issues and identities from The National Museum of African American History & Culture at The Smithsonian's project, Talking About Race.
Below you will find the videos included in the article to help illustrate the issues in this topic.
CLICK HERE to learn about the concept of "whiteness" from The National Museum of African American History & Culture at The Smithsonian's project, Talking About Race.
Below you will find the videos included in the article to help illustrate the issues in this topic.