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Surviving While Black: Systemic Racism and Psychological Resilience [PDF]
Annual Review of Psychology, 2023 This article was originally published in Annual Review of Psychology. The version of record is available at: https://doi.org/10.1146/annurev-psych-020822-052232This autobiographical essay traces my personal journey from grandson of a slave to a cultural ...
James M Jones
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Explainer: what is systemic racism and institutional racism? [PDF]
, 2020 “Systemic racism”, or “institutional racism”, refers to how ideas of white superiority are captured in everyday thinking at a systems level: taking in the big picture of how society operates, rather than looking at one-on-one interactions.
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Medicine, structural racism, and systems
Social Science & Medicine, 2022Medicine is having a reckoning with systemic racism. While some continue to believe medicine is apolitical and grounded purely in science, history and research reveal that medicine is inseparable from underlying systems, laws, and policies. Obesity is a useful case study.
Daniel G. Aaron, Fatima Cody Stanford
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Is Racism Essentially Systemic?
American Philosophical Quarterly, 2023Abstract A shift in popular discourse over the last few years makes it makes it tempting to think that the answer to the question whether racism is essentially systemic is yes. My argument, however, is that there are forms of racism—things that are properly counted as instances of racism—that are distinct from and independent of systemic
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Systemic racism, systemic sexism, and the embryological enterprise
Developmental Biology, 2021The core of systemic racism and sexism is not merely an emphasis about human differences and thinking that another group of people is inferior to one's own. Rather, the institutional nature of racism or sexism establishes a permanent group hierarchy that is believed to reflect the laws of nature or the decrees of God.
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What Makes Systemic RacismSystemic?
Sociological Inquiry, 2021In this article, I clarify some components and expand a few underdeveloped ideas of theracialized social systemapproach to racial stratification. I divide the paper into three parts. In the first section, I explore the limitations of the figure of “the racist.” In the second part, I examine the problem of change. In the third part, which is the core of
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Rising above racism is for the individual, not the system
BMJ, 2019Mathew’s focus on patient centred, open access care is valid and important,1 but as BAME (black, Asian, or minority ethnic) medical students, we think that more consideration could …
Stephanie N, D'Costa, Matthew S, D'Costa
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Systemic Racism and Anti-Haitian Racism: Challenges and Opportunities
2017The authors demonstrate that systemic racism theory can be utilized to explain and confront anti-Haitian racism. The main argument is that systemic racism theory is exportable because it provides a framework from which the historical, structural-institutional, and ideological can be articulated in a coherent and integrated way. Systemic racism’s argued
Ana S. Q. Liberato, Yanick St. Jean
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