Racism

White Privilege and Black Rights (The Injustice of U.S. Police Racial Profiling and Homicide)
by Naomi Zack
© 2015

Chapter 1 - White Privilege, Entitlements, and Rights

page 9
• I think everyone knows it was more popular for Generation X to be blonde, as a saving grace.  People don't explore the beauty of cultures with less fair features overall, supposedly.
• I think you see Whites "make it" in this world.  It's set up so college is considered better than no college, and it's a lot of torment probably for most non-ethnic-Europeans.
• In college itself, non-Whites have a harder time, like getting degrees of different levels.

page 13
• I know from personal experience, that "when push comes to shove," the people in charge at colleges will come to a point, that college is "not for them" and cause them strife personally.  It's true with Generation XY that the world became unstoppably racist.  It's bad if you don't admit it, generally.  It's not really right.  It's something stupid.  The only good thing seems to be appreciating your ancestry etc., but overall it's like eating too many cookies before supper.

page 27
• Blacks are the ones who will have random, staggered, and violent reactions.

Racism

Just Medicine (A Cure for Racial Inequality in American Health Care)

by Dayna Bowen Matthew

© 2015

Chapter 3 - Physicians' Unconscious Racism

page 55

• It says that racism in healthcare raises the cost.

• One example is that a Black person would not be referred to a specialist when a White person would.  That almost seems like a favor, but I'm saying that people become health professionals for fun.  For instance, psychiatrists don't seem to know who to condemn.  I've even been trapped by them.  It's not safe, and people won't believe you it if you say you are not suggestively bad with your mental health, especially if a psychiatrist diagnosed you.  Sometimes, if you see someone once, chances are next time your doctor will be more quick to diagnose you again, a psychiatrist.