When the institutions of society in their daily operations produce unequal outcomes for different groups, it is called
A) symbolic racism.
B) old-fashioned discrimination.
C) institutional discrimination.
D) timid bigotry.

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Institutional discrimination refers to the policies, practices, and procedures of institutions (such as schools, businesses, and governments) that are not necessarily explicitly intended to discriminate but nonetheless have a discriminatory effect, leading to unequal outcomes for different groups.

When the Institutions of Society in Their Daily Operations Produce