Great question actually. I think 95 plus percent of it is not purposeful. It is how a particular system of education, government, justice etc is designed by it's hierarchy and how it is maintained.
People in power hiring others who look like themselves, speak like themselves, have similar cultures, religions, socioeconomic status, etc is at the root of the issue. It's not that it is inherently evil, it's just birds of a feather flocking together.
So family businesses shouldn't be able to discriminate in favor of other family members?
Examples might include police departments that employ large numbers of white officers to police large black neighborhoods
For crap sakes, cities try to hire black officers over & over & they can't get enough, mainly because they were killed or in prison. .....a judicial system that slaps the wrist of a white guy who embezzles a million dollars but sends a black guy to prison for years for selling some weed
That's just false without showing data. ....the banking system....the education system.....etc.
Those are lies.
Over time those systems take on a design that benefits those of means and values some cultures over others even if not meaning to do so.
Just what cultures should be valued more than the current one to develop people?
Honestly, I think it has much more to do with socioeconomic status than race at the end of the day.
So it's not systemic racism. Thank you.
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