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	For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for [[prison ~~industrial complex]] and the [[medical~~ industrial complex]].		For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for [[prison industrial complex]].

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	<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>		<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>
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	For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for [[prison industrial complex]] and the [[medical industrial complex]].		For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for [[prison industrial complex]] and the [[medical industrial complex]].

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	<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>		<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>

	For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for prison industrial complex and the medical industrial complex.		For examples of systemic racism, see our definitions page for [[prison industrial complex]] and the [[medical industrial complex]].

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 <p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>
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	<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>		<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>

			==Examples of systemic racism==

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			'''1. Showing up'''
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			for rallies, marches, phonebanking, doorknocking, teach-ins, etc.
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			'''2. Voting with the movement'''
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			the cause (e.g., abortion, climate change, immigration) is the deciding factor in the active supporter’s vote
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			'''3. Persuading others'''
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			at school, at family gatherings, on social media, at work etc.
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			'''4'''. '''Acting independently within their place of influence'''
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			lawyers taking on pro bono cases, teachers using their classrooms, union members using meetings of their local
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	<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -Mary Frances O'Dowd <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>		<p>'''Institutional or systemic racism''''' "explains 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. These systems can include laws and regulations, but also unquestioned social systems. Systemic racism can stem from education, hiring practices or access." -''Mary Frances O'Dowd'' <ref>https://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-systemic-racism-and-institutional-racism-131152</ref> ''</p>

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