What is an intellectual's responsibility when witnessing violence--such as, one of genocide?

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To illustrate how a racism-conscious social psychology could look like, we offer examples from South African textbooks.

The ahistorical conceptualization of racism was related to “bothesidest” application to racialization—a problematic application of racial schemas to (critical) experiences of people from historically marginalized backgrounds.

Only 4 textbooks attempted to define ‘racism’. The definitions were some version of interpersonal prejudice or discrimination on the basis of race.

Textbooks, generally, included a specialized racism-relevant chapter (e.g., “stereotyping, prejudice, & discrimination”). This characterization represents a racism-evasive conceptualization of the psychological phenomena.

The problem is unequal distribution of resources and fruits of modernity--which belong to all!