Institutionalized racism is a system of social control, yet this system interlocks with all EXCEPT:

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Institutionalized racism is a deeply ingrained system of discrimination in social structures and institutions, ranging from education, employment, housing, and criminal justice. It interlocks with other systems of social control (such as laws and policies), other systems of social domination (such as patriarchy and heteronormativity), and racial injustice. However, powerful personal opinions, while they can contribute to and reinforce institutionalized racism, are not a necessary component of the system itself.

Institutionalized Racism Is a System of Social Control, Yet This