For many years, the public image of racism was reduced to a single, explicit act: a racial slur, an offensive remark captured on a cellphone, monkey chants echoing through a stadium, or a hateful post on social media. Such incidents remain serious and deserve unequivocal condemnation. Yet researchers increasingly argue that they represent only the most visible expression of a much broader phenomenon. Across different parts of the world, the discussion has shifted from...
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