PC Anti-Racism Summer Series 2020: What is Systemic Racism and Why Does it Matter? скачать в хорошем качестве

PC Anti-Racism Summer Series 2020: What is Systemic Racism and Why Does it Matter?

Presented by Dr. Christopher Chambers, Assistant Professor, Sociology & Faculty-In-Residence at the Center at Moore Hall Moderated by Jolssen Rodriguez ’21, Public & Community Service Studies Dr. Christopher Chambers is a member of the PC Department of Sociology and Anthropology and will be a faculty-in-residence for the Center at Moore Hall beginning this fall. He leads a presentation and discussion designed to introduce participants to the sociological roots of the term “systemic racism.” The workshop will explore the meaning and assumptions of the concept and utilize historical and contemporary data and examples to illustrate how social scientists, activists and others rely on it to construct a compelling and deep analysis of how racism manifests and works in modern societies.