One of the Hazards of Institutional Discrimination Is That It

question 28

Multiple Choice

One of the hazards of institutional discrimination is that it is __________.

• A) so blatant that out-groups refuse to participate in the system
• B) so subtle that we don't even notice the influence on our behavior
• C) widely endorsed by those in powerful positions
• D) more prevalent during times of economic and social uncertainty

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