Which of the following demonstrates how institutional racism normally manifests itself?
A) underrepresentation of visible minorities in management positions at a cable company
B) hate crimes against Asians
C) complaints to a Human Rights Commission
D) explicit hiring policies at an airline that prevent new immigrants from applying

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Underrepresentation of visible minorities in management positions at a cable company is a common example of institutional racism, as it reflects systemic barriers that prevent certain groups from accessing and obtaining opportunities for advancement in the workplace. Hate crimes and complaints deal more directly with individual discrimination, and explicit hiring policies that discriminate against certain groups are illegal and not typically practiced openly.

Which of the Following Demonstrates How Institutional Racism Normally Manifests