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A (Very Brief) History of Systemic Racism: a Glimpse into Oppression, Inequity, and Inequality of Black People in the United States of America (in English)
Chris Valentine
(Author)
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Cheyonna Sewell
(Preface by)
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Joel Perez
(Illustrated by)
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A (Very Brief) History of Systemic Racism: a Glimpse into Oppression, Inequity, and Inequality of Black People in the United States of America (in English) - Valentine, Chris ; Sewell, Cheyonna ; Perez, Joel
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Synopsis "A (Very Brief) History of Systemic Racism: a Glimpse into Oppression, Inequity, and Inequality of Black People in the United States of America (in English)"
Racism has no place in the world, and everyone knows it's not okay. Why, then, is racism still a part of peoples' experiences? Why are protests and demonstrations happening? Why is there even a conversation about "Black lives matter"? Racism is not a partisan issue, and this is not a political book-it's a history book. The fact is that racism has been built into the very foundations this country was built on; from employment to housing and education to criminal justice. A (very brief) History of Systemic Racism looks at hundreds of years of institutional and structural racism, breaking it down into a concise series of events, laws, restrictions, policies, and practices that have led to where we are today. The journey toward anti-racism begins by arming yourself with information and understanding the history of oppression, inequity, and inequality of Black people in the U.S., and this book will give you a strong basal knowledge of systemic racism in this country. To continue the conversation and find resources on how to help fight racism, please visit www.thechrisvalentine.com.
