"systematic racism" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to racism that is embedded in the laws, policies, and social practices of a society, and it is often used in an analysis of the larger societal forces that perpetuate inequality and injustice. Example sentence: Systematic racism has been a deep-seated problem in the US for centuries and must be addressed in order to achieve true equity.
Dentistry, mosquitoes, loneliness, systematic racism, Maroon 5... Lord knows, we all suffer enough as it is.
"The Spanish government cannot allow this organised and systematic racism to continue.
Hurwitz's idea is simple, brilliant, and painful: he compares the systematic racism that motivated the Nazi regime, which the United States had just helped to defeat, with the systematic racism that was still in force in the United States.
If we are serious about addressing systematic racism then we need to stop focusing on the prejudice of individuals.
The diary, recorded during his time as a recruit at the GMP's training school at Sedgley Park, describes the systematic racism he encountered.
"I don't think it's systematic racism," says Nick Lusson, the director of NorCal Premier Soccer Foundation an organization to grow soccer in California's underserved communities.
While governors maintained that Aborigines should be treated with humanity and as British subjects, the pressure of colonial expansion was accompanied by an increasingly systematic racism.
The committee's function, after the fall of apartheid, was to sift through the crimes of an era of systematic racism and decide who would be allowed to seek amnesty.
When the appointment finally did roll around, I found myself sitting across from a blonde-haired, blue-eyed man – one who forced me to make the case that yes, systematic racism does exist.
In an article titled "Paranoia", Miller writes that "racial paranoia" – belief in systematic racism – does a "tremendous disservice" not only to those accused of harboring racist beliefs, but to racial minorities as well.
It contends that lenders, in doing so, "engaged in institutionalized, systematic racism," in violation of the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, the Fair Housing Act and the Civil Rights Act.
