Living In A Racialised Society

Discover where race and racism came from. Understand that race is a social construct without scientific basis, yet significantly influences societal norms by positioning whiteness and white individuals at the top of a racial hierarchy, with black women at the bottom. The narrative traces the origins of racist ideology to 17th century England, where white, middle-aged men envisioned a world order that would consolidate their wealth, power, and control. This ideological framework not only declared white people superior but also labelled others as inferior. The video underscores how these historical views have deeply permeated societal attitudes towards race, affecting perceptions of intelligence and perpetuating systemic racism.

Who's It For?

This video is ideal for people looking to understand the constructed nature of race and its impact on societal structure. It examines how racial hierarchies privilege whiteness and marginalises others. You will learn about the historical origins of racist ideologies and their enduring effects on society.