SOCI 3430 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Glass Ceiling, Institutional Racism, Black Canadians
16 Mar 2016
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Definitions of racism have varied and multiplied over time and place. Prejudice and discrimination are building blocks of racism. Racism is fostered through personal conviction and institutional structures. The make up of separate rules rules were meant for segregation (telling people who they can/cannot marry, which buses whites and blacks would be able to use, and where they can live) Segregation was done at all levels of life (public and private) This wasn"t done with just the blacks . Racism was raised to its ultimate high. This wasn"t only about the skin colour in this case it was also about religion (slovaks weren"t good enough for the. Germans but also jews weren"t considered pure humans) They used science to use as a justification for the racism. Wanted to prove that the arian race is the best (which in my opinion is) Trying to file people by looking at someone"s family tree.
