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"Systemic Racism" as a category for books encompasses works that explore the pervasive and institutionalized nature of racial discrimination embedded within societal structures and institutions. These books delve into the historical, economic, political, and social mechanisms that perpetuate racial inequalities and injustices, often highlighting how laws, policies, and cultural norms contribute to the marginalization of racial and ethnic minorities. The genre includes scholarly analyses, historical accounts, personal narratives, and policy critiques, aiming to educate readers on the complexities of racism that go beyond individual prejudices to include the broader, systemic forces at play. Through this lens, the category seeks to foster a deeper understanding of how racism operates on a structural level and to inspire informed discussions and actions towards equity and justice.

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