Racial Repression is a theoretical construct within Black Marxist Thought that denotes the systemic subjugation and ideological control of Black populations through institutionalized racism and state-sanctioned violence, distinguishing it from generalized forms of oppression by centering race as the primary axis of domination.
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Systemic Racism: A Theory of Oppression
Niamh McCrea · Community Development Journal · 2006 · 451 citations
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