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    **Summary of Anthropological Article on

    Racism**
    Who's Black and Why?

    Title: "Exploring Contemporary racism in [Country of Origin]: A


    Sociocultural Perspective"

    This article examines the basic aspects of racism in [Country of


    Origin]. The study show us that how racism effect our daily life, social
    institutions, and cultural . This practices based on ethnographic
    research done in both urban and rural areas.

    The research's finding is that historical racism still present and it


    continually influence attitudes ,actions and behavior of people . The
    sayings of the participants that how particular caste and ethnic groups
    are oppressed and present and how nationalist tactic’s are used to
    create violence . The study also highlights how racism interacts with
    other forms of violence and class violence and how people have to cope
    with these situations with their true identities.

    The essay also shows how institutional racism contributes to the


    continuation in opportunity and resource availability. Racialize social
    and economic stratification is placed by discriminatory laws and
    practices in the healthcare, job, and education sectors. Furthermore,
    cultural racism is explored, power and how popular culture and media
    marginalized racial groups and reinforce preconceptions against
    them.

    The study also show that how racism is changing in light of


    globalization and
    cross-border migration. Islam and xenophobic sentiments towards
    groups are recognizes as modern-day examples of racism by cultural
    and financial fears.

    The essay offers a thorough examination of racism overall, stressing its


    complexity and interactions with historical, social and economic, and
    cultural elements.

    **Contributions to Anthropological Debates about Race**


    This article offers a comprehensive understanding of racism within the
    particular context of [Country of Origin], which shows contributes to
    particular discussions regarding race.
    Through the use of a social culture . the study looks at how racism is
    ingrained in social norms and cultural practices, going by personal
    damages.
    The article's emphasis on the sociality of racism—that is, how race
    interacts with other axes of oppression to influence people's
    experiences of privilege —is one of its most important contributions.
    This inter sectional approach shows the questions ideas about race
    and highlights how important it is to consider various aspects of
    identity when examining power and dominance structures.

    The paper also advances the conversation on structural racism by


    exposing the ways that racial hierarchies in [Country of Origin] are
    sustained by systematic injustices and historical legacies. The research
    makes the case for structural interventions to address systemic
    inequalities and advance equity and inclusion by illuminating the
    manner in which racism functions at institutional levels.

    Furthermore, by demonstrating how media portrayals and cultural


    discourses perpetuate racial stereotypes and prejudices, the paper
    broadens the definition of racism to encompass cultural components.
    Through examining the function of cultural racism, the study
    emphasizes how critical it is to oppose prevailing narratives and offer
    substitutes that refute racial stereotypes.

    In general, this essay advances anthropological understandings of race


    by supporting interdisciplinary approaches to combat systematic
    inequalities and providing empirical insights into the intricacies of
    racism in [Country of Origin].
    Referenc
    es Ciucci, C. (2022). Who’s Black , (2),
    and Why? 69.

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