Both Catholics in Ireland and blacks in the United States:

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Both Catholics in Ireland and blacks in the United States have historically experienced institutional discrimination, such as unequal access to education, employment, and political representation. This discrimination was often entrenched in laws and policies that were designed to keep them marginalized. While both groups may also be easily identifiable and have religious differences from the majority group, it is the experience of institutional discrimination that is the most significant shared characteristic.

Both Catholics in Ireland and Blacks in the United States