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American racial prejudices have persisted throughout time and are present in (a) institutional structures (b) social structures (c) personal mental structures (d) and patterns of daily interaction. Systemic racism exists with or without awareness and without purpose.

When racial disparities in opportunities and results are inherent or fundamental to how a society functions, this is considered to be systemic racism. The causes and effects of racial inequality and unfairness in treatment and opportunity are collectively referred to as systemic racism. A society's institutional structures (practices, policies, and environment), social structures (state/federal programs, laws, and culture), individual mental structures (such as learning, memory, attitudes, beliefs, and values), and regular interaction patterns are all impacted by systemic racism (norms, scripts, habits). In addition to operating on several levels, systemic racism can also manifest with or without animosity or malice as well as with or without knowledge of its presence. Being a part of a cohesive system of racial distinction and discrimination that establishes, controls.

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