Discrimination practices that are no longer allowed but continue to affect people today are:
A) De jure discrimination
B) De malo discrimination
C) Side-effect discrimination
D) Past-in-present discrimination

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Past-in-present discrimination refers to discriminatory policies or practices that have been abolished, but their impact and effects are still present in society today. Examples include racial segregation in housing and education, redlining, and discriminatory hiring practices. These policies and practices have resulted in persistent economic and social disparities for marginalized groups.

Discrimination Practices That Are No Longer Allowed but Continue to Affect