Aníbal Fernández culpó a Fabiola Yánez: “Qué tiene que hacer el marido, ¿cagar a palos a la mujer porque cometió un error?”
Systemic racism is the ingrained prejudice and discrimination against racial groups reflected in institutional practices and policies. It persists in areas like education, employment, housing, and criminal justice, contributing to disparities affecting marginalized communities. The Black Lives Matter movement, born in 2013 after the acquittal of Trayvon Martin’s killer, has highlighted these injustices, catalyzing a global dialogue on racial equality.
Efforts to combat systemic racism include policy reforms, community programs, and educational initiatives. Recognizing and addressing implicit biases, promoting diversity in leadership positions, and increasing access to resources are crucial steps toward rectification. Change is a collective responsibility, demanding education, allyship, and action from all members of society.
