Many scholars in sociology and Black Studies define racism not just as personal prejudice, but as a structural system that requires power to enforce racial bias. This framework argues that for prejudice to function as racism, it must be backed by societal power which leads to real-world consequences and material disadvantages for marginalized groups. From this perspective, a society where institutional power is held by white people, only white people can enact racism.
Quoting it because you need to read it again. If you wanna be dense this is the end of our conversation here.
Quoting it because you need to read it again. If you wanna be dense this is the end of our conversation here.