Institutional Racism in America

Systemic Racism
Anti-black systemic racism seems to not be a problem in the United States. In all systems, if different populations preform different actions, we will find disparities on how a system reacts. If disparities exist from the system, this does not necessarily mean that a system is systemically racist. Especially since people on average don't have implicit bias. In the criminal justice system, different populations preform differently on average. This includes drug usage and violent crimes. If racial bias in law enforcement such as profiling, arrest rates, sentencing rates and prosecution, and police use of fatal force are racially bias, the level is very small to insignificant. Police presence in the United States seem to have a net benefit in communities. Additionally jurors seem to be racially unbiased when determining outcomes.

Other systems in America seem to follow a similar pattern like public schooling and higher education.

Other


 * Racial disparities among call-backs for job applications


 * Effect of political riots