Understanding Systemic Racism Concepts

The video explores systemic racism, its dimensions, and its impact on society. It discusses internalized, interpersonal, institutional, and systemic racism, highlighting how these forms are interconnected. The video provides statistics on incarceration and healthcare disparities, emphasizing the need for awareness and action to address systemic racism. It encourages viewers to educate themselves, recognize implicit biases, and work towards change and equality.

What is the first step in addressing systemic racism according to the video?

• Ignoring the problem

• Understanding the problem

• Blaming others

• Waiting for someone else to solve it

Which of the following is NOT one of the four dimensions of racism discussed in the video?

• Internalized

• Interpersonal

• Institutional

• Economic

How does systemic racism differ from institutional racism?

• Institutional racism is a broader concept

• Institutional racism is not related to policies

• Systemic racism is limited to one institution

• Systemic racism involves multiple institutions collectively

What is a key characteristic of systemic racism?

• It is normalized across various societal systems

• It is easily visible and acknowledged by everyone

• It only affects healthcare

• It is only present in the education system

According to the video, what percentage of the U.S. population did African Americans and Hispanics make up in 2015?

• 56%

• 32%

• 45%

• 28%

What was the uninsured rate for African Americans in 2017?

• 5.9%

• 18.6%

• 8.7%

• 10.6%

What does the video suggest is necessary to fully work towards change and equality?

• Ignoring historical context

• Focusing only on economic disparities

• Recognizing implicit bias and educating ourselves

• Relying solely on government policies

What is one reason many white people might not see systemic racism, according to the video?

• They benefit from the system

• They are not educated enough

• They are actively looking for it

• They are more affected by it

What does the video suggest about the history taught in society?

• It is irrelevant to current issues

• It is comprehensive and unbiased

• It is often sanitized and needs interruption

• It focuses solely on positive aspects

What is a suggested way to help communities thrive, according to the video?

• Focusing only on economic growth

• Imposing external solutions

• Building relationships with them

• Ignoring their needs