(Click on image to enlarge, cited below)
“Institutional racism” can be defined as the racial attitudes found in a ethnic group’s traditions, beliefs, opinions, and myths that are firmly ingrained in the very fiber of the ethnic group’s cultural paradigm, where such traditions, beliefs, opinions, and myths have been practiced and sustained for so long, that they are accepted as common facts, understood to be normal behavioral practices whereas, such practices in effect marginalize, and demonize the human worth of another ethnic group.
-From the Systemic Racism vs. Institutional Racism, linked and cited below
Areas of Institutional Racism - coming soon
Black Lives Matter & Current Social Justice Issues - coming soon
Mass Incarceration & The School-to-Prison Pipeline - coming soon
Police Brutality & Discrimination in the Criminal Justice System
Source Citation:
Jones, N. H. (n.d.). What is Owed [Illustration]. Image Think. https://www.imagethink.net/ black-lives-matter/
Systemic racism vs. institutional racism. (n.d.). Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. Retrieved February 21, 2022, from https://www.ohchr.org/Documents/Issues/Racism/smd.shahid.pdf