Camara Phyllis Jones created a framework for understanding racism on three levels. These levels are institutional racism, personally mediated racism and internalized racism. In order to understand this, it is important to break down a real world example and show the impact of all three of these categories. One example which clearly demonstrates all three of these categories is the low graduation rate of black men in this country. Institutional racism plays an important factor in the lower graduation rate in a number of ways. Institutional racism is the societal disadvantages that people are born into due to their race. One example of this is that due to the segregation of communities based upon institutional racism the quality of schools