Racism on Campus: An Exploratory Analysis of Black-White Perceptions in the South | Zendy

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Racism on Campus: An Exploratory Analysis of Black-White Perceptions in the South

Author(s) -

Phyllis G. Ray,

A. Solima Simmons

Publication year - 1990

Publication title -

ethnic studies review

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 0730-904X

DOI - 10.1525/ees.1990.13.1.9

Subject(s) - racism , covert , institutional racism , white (mutation) , race (biology) , perception , exploratory research , sociology , social psychology , psychology , psychometrics of racism , criminology , gender studies , social science , linguistics , philosophy , biochemistry , chemistry , neuroscience , gene

Racism has been a persistent problem in American society. Sociologists refer to racism as unfair treatment of an individual or a group solely on the basis of race. It may be covert or overt, and it may be expressed on an individual level when a person consciously or unconsciously discriminates against another person. Racism may also be expressed on an institutional level, when rules, policies and practices of organizations and/or institutions discriminate against an individual or a group.

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