How has anti-black racism been historically constructed

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In this course we have taken a social construction approach to race and racism. First, drawing on Afua Cooper's "The Secret of Slavery in Canada," how has anti-Black racism been historically constructed? Second, drawing on evidence and examples from the film The Skin We're In ," how is racism institutionally embedded and reproduced?

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