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Racism is a belief in racial superiority that leads to discrimination and has historically resulted in significant social, economic, and political inequalities. It manifests in various forms, including institutional, systemic, interpersonal, and internalized racism, and is a global issue affecting communities differently. Addressing modern-day racism requires education, awareness, and policy changes to promote equality and inclusivity.

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Racism is a belief in racial superiority that leads to discrimination and has historically resulted in significant social, economic, and political inequalities. It manifests in various forms, including institutional, systemic, interpersonal, and internalized racism, and is a global issue affecting communities differently. Addressing modern-day racism requires education, awareness, and policy changes to promote equality and inclusivity.

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Racism: A Global Issue

Introduction
Racism is the belief that certain races are superior or inferior to others,

leading to discrimination and prejudice based on race or ethnicity. It has played a

significant role in shaping societies, often resulting in deep social, economic, and

political inequalities.

Historical Background
Racism has existed throughout history, from ancient civilizations that

practiced slavery to colonialism and apartheid. The transatlantic slave trade, Jim Crow laws,

and segregation policies are just some examples of institutionalized racism that have shaped

modern societies.

Types of Racism
1. Institutional Racism: Discriminatory policies and practices within organizations.

2. Systemic Racism: Structural inequalities embedded in society's institutions.

3. Interpersonal Racism: Individual acts of prejudice or discrimination.

4. Internalized Racism: When marginalized groups believe in racial stereotypes.

Racism Around the World


Racism exists globally, affecting different communities in various ways.

In the U.S., racial discrimination has led to movements like Black Lives Matter.

In India, caste-based discrimination persists alongside racial biases.

Europe has faced challenges with xenophobia and anti-immigrant sentiments.

Modern-Day Racism and Solutions


Despite progress, racism still exists today. Hate crimes, police brutality,

and racial profiling remain serious concerns. Education, awareness, and policy changes
are crucial in addressing racial discrimination and promoting equality.

Conclusion
Racism continues to affect millions of people worldwide.

Combating it requires collective efforts through education, legal reforms, and societal change

to ensure a more inclusive and equal world for future generations.

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