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Area of Science:

  • * Social Sciences
  • * Philosophy
  • * American Studies

Background:

  • * The concept of
  • race
  • as a biological fact and
  • racial hierarchy
  • as a corollary, underpins the philosophical system of American Apartheid.
  • * Historically, racial hierarchy was employed in the 17th-century colonial period to prevent solidarity between indentured servants and enslaved individuals, thereby maintaining the plantation oligarchy.
  • * The discourse of racial separation has been a persistent strategy for power consolidation, leading to detrimental national consequences.

Purpose of the Study:

  • * To analyze the persistent impact of the
  • redlining system
  • and its role in perpetuating geographic apartheid.
  • * To examine the paradoxical nature of apartheid, where
  • separation
  • paradoxically strengthens societal divisions.
  • * To investigate the emergence of
  • new racism
  • and its manifestation through ideologies like the
  • replacement theory
  • to undermine social progress.

Main Methods:

  • * Philosophical analysis of the concept of American Apartheid.
  • * Historical examination of racial hierarchy and separationist tactics.
  • * Critical discourse analysis of contemporary racist ideologies.

Main Results:

  • * The
  • redlining system
  • continues to enforce geographic segregation and systemic inequality.
  • * The principle of
  • separation
  • in apartheid, while intended to divide, inadvertently reinforces the interconnectedness of segregated groups within a hierarchical structure.
  • *
  • New racist
  • ideologies, such as the
  • replacement theory
  • , represent a sophisticated attempt to derail progress and maintain existing power structures.

Conclusions:

  • * The persistent legacy of American Apartheid, evident in ongoing systemic inequalities and divisive ideologies, demands urgent attention.
  • * Mobilizing
  • TRUTH and RECONCILIATION
  • offers a potential pathway toward dismantling apartheid structures and fostering a more equitable society.
  • * Addressing the philosophical underpinnings of race and hierarchy is crucial for achieving genuine social justice and national healing.