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I don't agree. "Structural" indicates a structure or framework (in this case the legal system) independent of individual actors. A cop and his boss acting badl
by mythrwy 6y ago
I don't agree. "Structural" indicates a structure or framework (in this case the legal system) independent of individual actors.
A cop and his boss acting badly may be systemic. It isn't structural.
- CathedralBorrow 6y agoWould you be content with replacing "structural racism" with "systemic racism" in that case?