Why Is Systemic Discrimination Difficult to Prove

question 70

Multiple Choice

Why is systemic discrimination difficult to prove?

• A) It's less understood than other forms of discrimination so people aren't aware.
• B) Businesses may rationalize their actions by saying "we've always done it this way."
• C) Many employment barriers are hidden and unintentional.
• D) The people affected don't want to talk about it.

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