How Racism Has Changed the World

From the ancient roots of racial discrimination to contemporary systemic inequalities, Dr Bora examines how racism has shaped societies in the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, South Africa, Brazil, and beyond. He provides a comprehensive analysis of institutional racism, revealing how education, healthcare, housing, and the criminal justice system perpetuate racial disparities.
Drawing on a wealth of historical and contemporary sources, "How Racism Has Changed the World" also highlights the resilience, resistance, and contributions of marginalized communities. Through powerful case studies, personal narratives, and global perspectives, Dr Bora illuminates the intersectionality of racism and its compounded effects on women, immigrants, and indigenous peoples.
This book is more than an academic treatise; it is a call to action. Dr Bora offers practical strategies for dismantling systemic racism, promoting equity, and fostering solidarity. By integrating education, advocacy, and technology, he charts a path toward a more just and inclusive future.