A History: the Construction of Race and Racism - Western States Center

A History: the Construction of Race and Racism is a resource created by the Western States Center to provide information and education about the historical development of race and racism.

FAQ

Q: What is the Western States Center?
A: The Western States Center is an organization that focuses on social and racial justice issues.

Q: What is the construction of race?
A: The construction of race refers to the social and cultural process through which race and racism are created and perpetuated.

Q: What is racism?
A: Racism refers to the belief in the superiority or inferiority of certain races, and the resulting discrimination and prejudice.

Q: Why is understanding the construction of race and racism important?
A: Understanding the construction of race and racism is important because it helps to dismantle and challenge systemic oppression and inequality.

Q: What are some historical events related to race and racism?
A: Some historical events related to race and racism include slavery, colonialism, segregation, and the civil rights movement.

Q: What is the goal of the Western States Center?
A: The goal of the Western States Center is to promote social and racial justice, and to support and empower marginalized communities.

Q: How does the Western States Center work towards its goal?
A: The Western States Center works towards its goal through education, advocacy, and community organizing.

Q: Can individuals contribute to the efforts of the Western States Center?
A: Yes, individuals can contribute to the efforts of the Western States Center by getting involved, donating, and supporting their work.