I suspect most systemic oppression is a myth. But it's very commonly used as an important concept in America, and I wanna make sure I'm not missing anything - can someone steelman systemic oppression for me - what it means exactly, and if that definition is supported by data?
So systemic is something that's done habitually by people in positions of power, and systematic is something that's integrated explicitly into the ruleset?
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