She says that blacks are faced with a society that institutionalizes the idea "that you are a menace -- and that demeans you," she says.
The president and his allies have eagerly portrayed Republicans as handmaidens of Wall Street, while the Republicans have accused Democrats of trying to strangle the financial markets and even institutionalize the idea of bailouts in tough times.
He is seeking, with his advocacy of the responsibility to protect (and with this book), to institutionalize the idea that all states have an obligation to shield their own citizens from mass atrocities, and that if a state fails to do so, it falls to other states to take on that obligation.
Several European countries have to some extent taken steps to institutionalize the idea that integration of immigrants is a 'state affair'.
The routinization of prenatal testing arguably institutionalizes the idea that disability is a medical condition detected at the level of the individual body.
Therefore, acting as an agent of gearing social innovation, BRAC institutionalizes the idea of a boat school in a short span of time to implement it in a real context (Mulgan et al. 2007).
The book, which is written as a novel, tells the story of how a company institutionalizes the idea of mesh collaboration, which is the practice of using the widest net possible in knowledge work.
One newspaper, The San Francisco Weekly, has even institutionalized the practice.
So how does an organization institutionalize honesty, the way so many corporations have institutionalized the suppression of it?
Under Ochs, the Times institutionalized the notion of nonpartisan, objective reporting.
The Reagan years institutionalized the Republican advantage on national security issues.
