SYSTEMIC DISCRIMINATION

Systemic discrimination is a pattern or practice of discrimination that has a broad impact on a geographic area (such as a country or the world). A typical example of systemic discrimination is outlined in detail in the Justify This series of books, where a stereotypical assumption was made against diabetes, but the systems (institutions and laws) failed to protect against this form of direct discrimination.  This is systemic discrimination and the first ebook in the Justify This series can be downloaded for free on Smashwords by clicking this link (systemic discrimination), or from Amazon by clicking this link (systemic discrimination).