institutionalized racism

"There is institutionalized racism here, and nobody even wants to talk about it."

Others called for radical change in a society infected with institutionalized racism.

Will it persist even though, they say, the tide has turned in the long fight here against institutionalized racism.

Indeed, institutionalized racism is often evident as inaction in the face of need.

We still struggle with the legacy of institutionalized racism.

According to black groups that have seized the issue as evidence of institutionalized racism, the answer is a demonstrative no.

Although he faced institutionalized racism in his career, inadequate preparation was cited.

In the 50's, he was blocked by the institutionalized racism in professional golf.

This tendency is present in most theories of 'institutionalized racism'.

African Americans sought a better standard of living and relief from the institutionalized racism in the South.

As long as institutionalized racism exists, problems within the educational system will continue to exist.

"Dialogue" doesn't get very far when confronting deeply rooted institutionalized racism.

Institutionalized racism manifests itself both in material conditions and in access to power.

Her work in the collection highlights the controversy surrounding the slow government response, which many saw as a sign of institutionalized racism.

It addresses issues of institutionalized racism, police brutality, and poverty; these remain pertinent.

The opposite finding would have disastrous consequences: institutionalized racism and odious social policies.

It may have been easier to find black orchestra musicians during the years of institutionalized racism than it is now.

The fact is, civil-rights legislation and black political activism have chipped away at institutionalized racism.

Those zeros do not refer to our intelligence, but to institutionalized racism that has locked us out."

Gwen Griffith, then only 3 years old, was raised in a white family which resented but accepted a system that institutionalized racism.

If institutionalized racism was gone, the dividing wall of money was as high as it had ever been.

Institutionalized racism is normative, sometimes legalized and often manifests as inherited disadvantage.

Institutionalized racism and sexism are examples of this.

Skeptics call the ancient astronaut theory as Togo science borne of institutionalized racism.