Matching Pairs Matching: Race and RacismOnline version An activity to test your background knowledge on race and different forms of racism. by Jamie Utt-Schumacher 1 Individual Racism 2 Systemic Racism 3 Structural Racism 4 Interpersonal Racism 5 Internalized Racism 6 Ideological Racism 7 Race 8 Institutional Racism Common ways in which structures across institutions reinforce the dominant power racial power structure in society and, in turn, benefit White people and those most adjacent to Whiteness disproportionately while often actively harming people of Color and Indigenous people Practices and policies in government, businesses, organization, or other institutions that reinforce the dominant power racial power structure in society and, in turn, benefit White people and those most adjacent to Whiteness disproportionately while often actively harming people of Color and Indigenous people A person (or people) holding, but not necessarily expressing or acting out, prejudicial beliefs and attitudes about racial groups that reinforce the dominant power structure in society (i.e. prejudice + power) Dominant racial power structure throughout society that benefits White people and those most adjacent to Whiteness disproportionately while actively harming people of Color and Indigenous people Development of thoughts, behaviors, and beliefs which support or collude with the racism a person of Color experiences though dominant power structures Reinforcing the dominant power structure in society by acting intentionally or unintentionally on prejudicial beliefs and attitudes about racial groups Maintaining ideologies that reinforce the dominant power structure in society through prejudicial beliefs and attitudes about racial groups A socially-constructed system for categorizing people based loosely on skin color and other phenotypic characteristics and closely connected to cultural norms and mores
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