For more than 25 years, Dr. Caprice Hollins has facilitated workshops on race, racism and race relations.
Hollins, who is a licensed clinical psychologist and award-winning author for her work in social justice, describes institutional racism as a combination of prejudice and social power.
“When I think about intuitional racism, I think of the prejudices that we hold based on our stereotypes, and the social power that we have to influence them in our institutions,” said Hollins on Wednesday’s edition of “Closer Look.”
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