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1 Race

2 Race Category of people who have been singled out as inferior/superior on basis of physical characteristics

3 Majority v. Minority Majority-group that has advantages
Minority-because of physical/cultural characteristics subject to unequal treatments

4 Stereotypes Overgeneralization about appearance or behavior

5 Racism Set of attitudes, beliefs practices used to justify treatment of racial or ethnic groups

6 Discrimination Actions/practices of dominant groups that have harmful impact

7 Institutional Discrimination
Jim Crow Segregation Education Prisons Job Force

8 Activism People work together to try and let it be known of the discrimination and work on ways of fixing the problems

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