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Please read Parts II and III of the Ta-Nehisi Coates book, Between the World and Me. In other words, read everything from pages 75 to 152.
1. Based on your reading of Coates, and your understanding of African Diaspora history from the Haitian Revolution to the post-slavery era, answer the following:
There is systemic (also known as institutional) racism and there is individual racial prejudice.The two things are not the same.
HERE IS THE QUESTION: What is the difference between systemic racism and individual racial prejudice?
When writing your answer, you must provide three examples from the Coates book and three additional examples from course lectures since the mid-term exam that illustrate systemic racism.
2. Basing your answer on historical facts (specific laws, policies, institutions, traditions, and ideas), we have covered in class, and not on anecdote, answer the following:
HERE IS THE QUESTION: Are the problems and obstacles that blacks collectively face problems of their own making?
3. QUESTION: (a) What does Coates mean when he wrote: “They made us into a race. We made ourselves into a people.”
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Between the World and Me
Difference between Systemic and Individual Racial Prejudice
Systemic racism is when the interracial threat is advanced in the organizations of a
specific culture. It involves the practices, strategies, and legislative issues that win in setting up
instructive, religious, social, and political associations among numerous different organizations
that encompass a people. In systemic bigotry, it is not important to have any individual plan for it
to qualify as separation. Singular bigotry is racial threat originating from the individual level,
whether deliberately or unknowingly. The relationship between the two is that individual racial
preference is regularly gained from the bigotry that has as of now been bui...
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