You may have an institutionalized racism problem if there are few or no people of color in the pool.
If the organization is disproportionately White in all upper levels positions, and all of the folks in lower level positions are people of color, then your organization may have an institutionalized racism problem.
When given a chance to hire someone of color, but instead someone from your hiring committee or upper-level administration chooses to make a phone call to someone that they have known, and again, they tend to "fit" and look exactly like the majority of the institution, then your organization might have an institutionalized racism problem.
Maybe he should have been under more intense supervision, maybe he should not have been in the public, maybe he should have been institutionalized, having his problems dealt with".
On average, it takes up to 17 years for a vehicle sold today to exit the fleet meaning that every day not spent greening that fleet institutionalizes a problem for another 17 years.
As the army commander, General Joao de Mattos, told his troops in M'banza Congo last week: 'This is only the first battle of many.' But even a military victory over Unita will not resolve Angola's many problems, including institutionalized corruption, a weak civil society, and the channelling of oil and diamond revenues to everything but the welfare of the Angolan people.
In the Soviet era the people with special needs were partly institutionalized as disabled; their problems and even their existence (with the exception of war veterans) were simply hushed up by the authorities and media.
"These problems are so institutionalized, people don't even realize they are a problem anymore," said Howard Friedman, principal of the Manhattan Comprehensive Night and Day High School.
Soccer-related violence, a problem so institutionalized here that gangs of hardcore fighters (and so-called fans) are on the payrolls of the major clubs, peaked this week in a series of tragic incidents.
Although the end of the sit-in campaign brought a brief respite for civil rights activists in Nashville, institutionalized racism remained a problem throughout the city.
