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Black Racism in Canada
Black Racism in Canada
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What is epistemic racism?
Preferring certain music genres to others because of cultural reasons.
The opinions/knowledge of certain races being considered as less valid
Thinking that because of genetics, other races have better capabilities
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What is structural racism?
Systems, rules, and policies that create racial inequalities.
Having a structured view on each race.
Having a structured plan of how to be racist to someon.
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How do anti-black racism and structural racism connect?
Black people face extra challenges and barriers because of society.
They are the same thing
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How is racism generally defined?
celebrating peoples differences and the diversity of all races.
the idea that a persons race determines their character.
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What is rational racism?
When you think you have a good reason to be racist
The least common type of racism
Treating people from other races differently because of their skin colour.
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What type of racism is the most common?
Rational Racism
Structural Racism
Symbolic Racism
Epistemic Racism
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What are ways symbolic racism has been normalized in Canada?
Through being friends with people of other races and spreading kindness
Stereotyping black people, use of hurtful language, & normalization of bias
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to understand racism, it is important to look at history
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True
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Where does structural racism happen in Canada?
Inequalities in education, work/employment, housing, justice/police system
Unfair pricing at grocery store, coffee shops, restaurants, movie theatres
The washroom.
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What today relates to the slave trade of the 17th century?
institutional bias, racial profiling, and societal inequalities.
The way athletes are drafted/traded on sports teams mirrors selling slaves
different fashion trends.
Police brutality.
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What is social exclusion?
Giving black people more advantages and benefits to succeed in society.
Keeping people out of jobs, schools & communities because of race.
Talking to everyone no matter what their race is. You just like socializing
Treating everyone in society equally in social ways.
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What is anti-black racism?
discrimination, prejudice, & oppressions towards people of African descent.
discriminating against other races, but not black people.
wanting to include black people and make them feel equal to everyone.
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What is symbolic racism?
People being racist to others in a very upfront/straightforward manner
When people use symbols to desc someone in a racist way
People having racist actions towards others in indirect/subtle ways
