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Settler Colonialism, Race, and the Law : Why Structural Racism Persists
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Article summary:
1. Settler colonialism is a key factor in the persistence of structural racism.
2. The legal system has played a significant role in upholding settler colonialism and perpetuating racial inequality.
3. Addressing structural racism requires acknowledging and dismantling the systems and institutions that uphold it, including the legal system.
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Topics for further research:
Settler colonialism and its impact on indigenous communities
Historical and contemporary examples of structural racism in the legal system
Intersectionality of race and other forms of oppression in the law
Strategies for dismantling structural racism in the legal system
The role of education in addressing and combating structural racism
Implications of settler colonialism and structural racism for social justice movements.