The relationship between Black women and institutional racism is complex, multilayered, and historically rooted.

Institutional (or systemic) racism refers to the ways in which systems—like education, healthcare, the workplace, criminal justice, and housing—are structured in ways that disadvantage certain racial groups.

For Black women, this intersects with gender, producing unique and often overlooked forms of discrimination.

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