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Brown v. Board. It abolished segregation in schools. But it did not lead to the abolition of segregation because there was still schools that were segregated and unequal.

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The belief that things that happened in history have no effect on modern times. For example, someone who believes in this may think that because slavery was in the past, it has no effects on modern days.

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"Racism is only the collection of nasty thoughts that a "racist individual" has about another group. someone operating with the fallacy thinks of racism as one thinks of a crime and, therefore, divides the world into two types of people: those guilty of the crime of racism (racist) and those innocent of the crime (non-racist).......Racism is often habitual, unintentional, commonplace, polite, implicit, and well meaning.

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Ferguson wrote that "Exceptions do not prove the rule" (p.23) Ferguson further explains, that a person "assumes the presence of people of color in influential positions is evidence of era dictation of racial obstacles."
One example would be a manager consistently hiring 40+ aged employees and saying "I'm not age-ist. I just hired a 24 year old to fill the position of the previous person."
Ferguson gives another example of Oprah. She has millions of dollars, but you can't ignore the millions of black-Americans living in poverty.

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Tokenism is assuming that the presence of people of color in influential positions is evidence of the eradication of racial obstacles.
Ex: Because Barack Obama served a two term presidency, many people are under the impression that colored people are no longer oppressed, which is untrue.

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Brown v. Board. It abolished segregation in schools. But it did not lead to the abolition of segregation because there was still schools that were segregated and unequal.

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color-blindness: ignoring what has happened in the past.
"Asians, Blacks, and Hispanics, racially motivated abuses of all kinds (sexual, murderous, and dehumanizing)-- all of this, purport those operating under the ahistorical fallacy, are too far removed to those living in and here-in-now." (Ferguson 23-24)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlXj_2q3GpI
Example: Native Americans-forced eradication, Black Lives Matter: denying oppression still happens today

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"Thus, racism is located not only in our intentional thoughts and actions; it also thrives in our unintentional thoughts and habits, as well as in the social institutions in which we are all embedded."

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"...the legalistic fallacy assumes that abolishing racist laws (racism in principle) automatically leads to the abolition of racism writ large(racism in practice)." Ferguson (23)

example: Laws against theft do not mean that one's car will never be stolen.