The caste system in America is based on hierarchy and exclusion from "summary" of Caste by Isabel Wilkerson
In America, the caste system operates on a fundamental principle of hierarchy and exclusion. This system places individuals into distinct groups based on perceived notions of superiority and inferiority. Those at the top of the caste order enjoy privilege and power, while those at the bottom are marginalized and oppressed.
The hierarchy within the caste system is deeply ingrained in American society, shaping everything from social interactions to institutional practices. Individuals are often judged and treated based on their perceived caste, with those at the top receiving preferential treatment and opportunities denied to those at the bottom. This perpetuates a cycle of inequality and injustice that is difficult to break.
Exclusion is another key aspect of the caste system in America. Th...
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