According to sociologist Joe Feagin,indirect institutionalized discrimination takes place when a prejudiced judge may give harsher sentences to all African American defendants but may not be supported by the judicial system in that action.

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Indirect institutionalized discrimination refers to policies or practices that are not explicitly discriminatory but result in unequal treatment. The example given describes direct discrimination by an individual, not indirect institutionalized discrimination.

According to Sociologist Joe Feagin,indirect Institutionalized Discrimination Takes Place When