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|Description=The problem of racial justice in the United States is rooted in systemic racism and discrimination against people of color, resulting in disparities in areas such as education, employment, housing, and criminal justice. This has led to ongoing protests, calls for reform, and a national conversation about how to address and dismantle these inequities.
|Description=The problem of racial justice in the United States refers to the systemic and institutionalized discrimination and inequality experienced by people of color, particularly Black Americans, in areas such as education, employment, housing, and criminal justice. This issue has been ongoing for centuries and has resulted in significant disparities in wealth, health, and overall well-being between different racial groups.
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