Research Paper Proposal

Systemic Racism Among Minorities in the US Student’s Name Institution of Affiliation Course Name Instructor’s Name Date Systemic Racism Among Minorities in the US 1 Title Over the years, the United States has been experiencing several problems that affect the wellness of individuals. Systematic racism among minorities is one of the common issues that the country has been fighting for several decades. I have selected this topic since it has adversely affected the society of minorities. I have encountered cases of inequality and discrimination where its effects are detrimental. I believe this topic resounds with me individually, facilitating my desire and passion for further exploring systematic systems' complications and consequences. Studying this topic will initiate movements among other researchers to study and find measures to solve existing problems in the US. 2 Introduction For decades, racism has continued to occur across the US, which has encountered several cases of racism. Racism makes individuals see one another with suspicion of negative features of a certain group of individuals. In the 21st century, the US has continued to report inequalities in areas such as housing, education, wealth, and employment. Discrimination, depending on ethnicity and race, occurs in several forms. The country has made some recognizable and achieved victories in eliminating some legalized racial discrimination, such as the Jim Crow laws "separate but equal" and owning land. However, there is a disparity between numerous people of color and Whites. For instance, unemployment rates for Native Americans, Latinos, and African Americans are substantially higher, while minority homeownership rates are far lower compared to their white counterparts. Therefore, this research paper intends to reflect on systematic racism in general, addressing questions such as (a) what are the evolutionary and ecological effects of systematic racism in urban areas, (b) how systematic racism damages the health system, and (c) what are the relationship between of institutional and societal structure and systematic racism. 3 Literature Review Schell et al. (2020) explored the environmental and evolutionary significance of systematic racism in urban environments. Schell et al. (2020) attested that urban environments are active ecological schemes demonstrated by dependent social and biological aspects. The growing heterogeneity and structure of urban areas fuel the biotic outcomes seen, where the three-dimensional forms are usually accredited to the incapable social stratification of power and wealth in individuals’ communities. Schell et al. (2020) also noted that people explicitly incorporate evolution, ecology, and societal processes to stress the relationship connecting community inequalities and biological variation in urban areas. Notably, Schell et al. (2020) agreed that wealth is a substa...