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What is institutional racism?
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Institutional racism refers to policies and practices within institutions that, intentionally or not, produce outcomes that favor or put certain racial groups at a disadvantage.
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Can you name one example of institutional racism in education?
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An example of institutional racism in education is the racial achievement gap influenced by access to resources and funding.
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How does institutional racism manifest in the criminal justice system?
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It manifests through racial profiling, disparities in sentencing, and over-policing in minority communities.
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What is redlining and how does it relate to institutional racism?
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Redlining is the discriminatory practice of denying services (typically financial) to residents of certain areas based on race.
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Which legislation was passed to combat institutional racism in housing in the US?
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The Fair Housing Act of 1968 was enacted to combat racial discrimination in housing.
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How can healthcare discrimination be considered a form of institutional racism?
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Healthcare discrimination limits minority communities' access to quality medical care, resulting in health disparities.
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What role do implicit biases play in perpetuating institutional racism?
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Implicit biases can influence decision-making unconsciously, resulting in biased behavior within institutions.
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What is the significance of the term 'systemic racism'?
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Systemic racism refers to the complex interaction of culture, policy, and institutions that holds in place the outcomes we see in our society.
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How has institutional racism impacted employment opportunities for minorities?
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It has resulted in wage gaps, fewer job opportunities, and glass ceilings that limit career advancement for minorities.
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Can you give an example of legislative reform aimed at reducing institutional racism?
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The Civil Rights Act of 1964 aimed to eliminate discrimination in various spheres including employment and public accommodations.
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How do standardized testing practices reflect institutional racism?
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They can disadvantage students from minority backgrounds who may not have the same preparatory resources.
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Name a key figure in combating institutional racism in the United States.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a prominent figure in the civil rights movement, advocating against segregation and discrimination.
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What is affirmative action and how does it address institutional racism?
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Affirmative action involves policies that support members of disadvantaged groups that suffer from discrimination.
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How does mass incarceration relate to institutional racism?
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Minority groups, particularly African Americans and Latinos, are disproportionately imprisoned, often due to systemic biases.
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What is a 'racial equity audit' and how does it function?
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It is an analysis of how different racial groups are differently served and affected by policies and practices, often used to identify institutional racism.
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