The Systematic Ways in Which the Political and Economic Organization

question 16

Multiple Choice

The systematic ways in which the political and economic organization of our social world harms or disadvantages certain individuals or populations is called:

• A) Explicit racism.
• B) Subconscious racism.
• C) Structural violence.
• D) Symbolic violence.

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