The role of social support as a potential buffer against the negative effects of racism as well as the effectiveness of social support as a strategy for coping with racism require further elucidation [ 37].
Some stress the lingering effects of racism.
Its "genuine realism" vividly portrays the devastating effects of racism on a 1950s black family in Chicago's south side.
In 1954, Kenneth and Mamie Clark's arguments about the pernicious effects of racism on black children implicated white society.
Generational legacies, hauntings, ghosts, and the persistent effects of racism and sexism are Morrison's enduring themes: they are big ones.
Marriage and Family Among Negroes (1966) is a work that examines the effects of racism on black culture.
Mr. Rembert's story is really shaped, however, by poverty and the effects of racism — which is to say, violence.
In it, she asserts that the "effects of racism and sexism" that have divided the Democratic party will not be healed easily.
Deakin University Prof Yin Paradies, whose research includes the economic effects of racism, also took the view the cartoon's message was clearly racist.
A black person's decisions might ameliorate the effects of racism, but they do not change structures that are designed to ensure failure.
In the US, affirmative action policies try to counter some of the effects of racism or other forms of discrimination in admissions.
