Amarpal Singh’s Belief, Bias & Institutionalized Racism offers a searing critique of the biases, beliefs, and systems that perpetuate racial inequity in modern society. This groundbreaking book challenges readers to confront the uncomfortable truths about systemic racism, unexamined beliefs, and institutional control, providing both a historical lens and contemporary insights to foster meaningful change.
A Timely and Provocative Exploration
As societies grapple with racial inequality and institutional bias, Singh’s book stands as a crucial intervention. Belief, Bias & Institutionalized Racism deconstructs the societal belief systems that uphold inequality, exploring topics such as:
- The historical roots of racism in Britain, including the Windrush era and its aftermath.
- The interplay between cognitive biases like confirmation and affinity bias and institutional decision-making.
- Parallels between religious control and institutional power, highlighting their shared reliance on unquestioned authority.
- The psychological toll of systemic racism on minority communities.
Drawing on meticulous research and real-world examples—from the Brixton Riots to the Windrush scandal—Singh exposes how historical injustices have shaped current systems of bias and discrimination.
Singh doesn’t merely diagnose the problem; he provides a roadmap for addressing it. By emphasizing the importance of critical thinking, education, and systemic reform, Belief, Bias & Institutionalized Racism encourages readers to challenge their own beliefs and advocate for a more equitable society.
“Beliefs, left unchallenged, are the foundation of inequity,” Singh writes. “If we are to dismantle systemic racism, we must first interrogate the narratives and biases that sustain it.”
About the author:
Born in Bedfordshire, England, Amarpal Singh grew up in the 80’s and 90’s. Raised as a Sikh. Realised, having met relatives and friends after a long time, just how difficult their life was. The challenges that they had had to overcome as a consequence of choices that others had made for them. According to Amarpal Singh, “There is nothing special about me; I’m just an average person who, like many others, has experienced many hardships in life. Life is long because a lot of events happen in a short span of time.”
To know more about him and to purchase his publications, please visit: https://amarpalsingh.co.uk/.
Book Name: Belief, Bias & Racism
Author Name: Amarpal Singh
ISBN Number: 106870344X
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