A policy favoring economic equality.
Policies and practices within institutions that favor or put certain racial groups at a disadvantage.
An individual prejudiced attitude towards someone of a different race.
Efforts to provide equal job opportunities to all.
Equal distribution of teachers.
Racial achievement gap influenced by access to resources and funding.
Widespread use of bilingual education programs.
The introduction of school uniforms.
Racial profiling, disparities in sentencing, and over-policing in minority communities.
Equal sentence distribution among all demographics.
Increase in community policing for efficiency.
Fair representation of diverse populations in juries.
Discriminatory practice of denying services in certain areas based on race.
A health concern prevalent in red meat industries.
Analysis of GDP growth in different regions.
A form of workplace discrimination against women.
The Fair Housing Act of 1968.
The No Child Left Behind Act.
The Immigration Reform and Control Act.
The Social Security Act.
It promotes the same medical protocols for all patients.
It focuses on eliminating biases in technology.
Limits minority communities' access to quality medical care, resulting in health disparities.
Allows for diverse representation in medical school admissions.
Influencing decision-making unconsciously, resulting in biased behavior within institutions.
Promoting awareness among policy makers.
Reducing the need for diversity training.
Creating opportunities for conscious equal treatment.
An isolated incident of racial profiling.
A focus on individualized responsibility in addressing racism.
Complex interaction of culture, policy, and institutions holding in place societal outcomes.
A historic form of discrimination no longer relevant.
Ensures diverse recruitment in top companies.
Resulted in wage gaps, fewer job opportunities, and glass ceilings for minorities.
Implemented quotas strictly based on merit.
Equal opportunity laws have eradicated all barriers.
The Civil Rights Act of 1964.
The Education Reform Act.
The Patriot Act.
The Freedom of Information Act.
They accurately measure all student capabilities without bias.
They favor students from urban areas.
They can disadvantage students from minority backgrounds with fewer preparatory resources.
They exclusively assess math and science skills.
Albert Einstein.
Nelson Mandela.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks.
A policy promoting economic equality across all industries.
Policies that support members of disadvantaged groups that suffer from discrimination.
A climate initiative to reduce emissions.
A budgetary policy for allocating funds.
Minority groups are disproportionately imprisoned, often due to systemic biases.
It equally prevents crime across all communities.
It primarily targets high-income white-collar crimes.
It results from gender-neutral policies.
It ensures equal advertising opportunities for all races.
A check of compliance with environmental laws.
An analysis used for efficiency in energy use.
Analysis of how different racial groups are differently served and affected by policies.