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Meanings of institutionally racist in English

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Usage of institutionally racist in English
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If this is not institutionally racist I have no idea what is.
The Guardian
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The AFL and it's Commission is institutionally racist.
News.com.au
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She said she could not stay in a party that she felt was " institutionally racist".
The Guardian
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Our fashion industry is institutionally racist.
The Guardian
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A senior lecturer in Maori health says government departments continue to deny research verifiying the health system is institutionally racist.
Radio NZ
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Even the head of the Metropolitan Black Police Association last year stated that she believed the police are institutionally racist.
The Guardian
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The inquiry, chaired by Mr Justice Keith, identified 186 failings in the prison system, describing it as " institutionally racist".
The Guardian
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Or that the fear of being seen as institutionally racist will mean it's only a matter of time until the splitters split.
The Guardian
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The case led to widespread reforms after an inquiry led by Sir William Macpherson concluded that the Metropolitan Police were " institutionally racist".
BBC
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When he went back to present some achievement awards 15 years later, the new head admitted to him that the school had been institutionally racist.
Ebony
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