Define Systemic Racism Meaning

Systemic Racism is a general sense of being denied access to resources or to participation in activities which are perceived as potentially beneficial. A specific claim to access or benefits, as well as methods of denial, may be vague.

COMPOUND NOUN - Systemic Racism is a claim made when someone has a general sense of being denied access to resources or to participation in activities which are perceived as potentially beneficial. A description of access rights, as well as methods of denial, may be vague or absent.

Systemic Racism: A democrat created mind slave victim class that wouldn't otherwise exist is established over many years by pandering, handouts, propaganda, & manufactured crisis (where democrats set themselves up as savior also) targeting that portion of any population that is highly susceptible to mental programming through communist subverted information systems such as "the media" in exchange for votes & other loyalties which are purchased through this infiltration into American politics. Not of any specific ethnic descent. A "feedback loop" if you will. Systemic Racism.
It is important to note that no real solutions are ever actually implemented by the democrats, though they will promise the moon at length, and historically civilization tends to decay along with the economy whenever these types are in any office of power, across available seats of differing importance & influence, basically due to the parties inevitable communist ideological subversion.

Johnson defined systemic racism, also called structural racism or institutional racism, as "systems and structures that have procedures or processes that disadvantages African Americans."

Glenn Harris, president of Race Forward and publisher of Colorlines, defined it as "the complex interaction of culture, policy and institutions that holds in place the outcomes we see in our lives."

1.Racism based in a system used to discriminate against a minority in subtle but important ways I.e. housing inequality,underfunded predominantly black schools, over policing/arrest quotas, and voter id laws
2. Something that white people deny is real despite never experiencing it because they live in a system meant to benefit them.