Systemic bias refers to the ingrained and pervasive prejudices that exist within the structures and institutions of society, resulting in unequal opportunities and outcomes for different groups. These biases are often perpetuated unconsciously and can be challenging to identify and dismantle due to their deep-rooted nature within societal norms and practices.

Systemic Bias

Systemic bias

Ingrained prejudices

pervasive prejudices

unequal opportunities

Unequal outcomes

different groups

Unconscious Biases

Dismantling bias

deep-rooted nature

Societal norms are the shared expectations of behavior that are deemed appropriate within a collective group, influencing everything from daily interactions to overarching cultural practices. These norms guide individuals in understanding what is considered acceptable and unacceptable, fostering social cohesion but also potentially perpetuating inequality and resistance to change.

societal norms

Societal practices

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Challenging Systemic Biases in Historical Narratives

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