Racist assumptions of white superiority have been so deeply engrained into the fiber of the society that they… — Charles V. Hamilton
Racist assumptions of white superiority have been so deeply engrained into the fiber of the society that they infuse the entire functioning of the national subconscious. They are taken for granted and frequently not even recognized.
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