Institutional racism
A) focuses on the belief that racial groups are essentially the same.
B) depends on the idea that people cannot be reliably classified into racial groups.
C) involves discriminatory policies and practices that result in unequal outcomes for members of different racial groups.
D) gives rise to better corporate and government workplace environments.

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Institutional racism refers to the systemic policies and practices within institutions (like governments, corporations, schools, etc.) that produce and perpetuate unequal outcomes for different racial groups, often privileging one group over others. This can occur through various means, including but not limited to, hiring practices, law enforcement profiling, and access to services.

Institutional Racism