Racial inequality in housing leads to racial inequality in schooling, which in turn leads to racial inequality in the labor market. This is an example of:

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Structural racism refers to a system in which policies, practices, and structures perpetuate racial inequalities across society. The example given in the question illustrates how racial inequality in one institution (housing) can lead to racial inequality in other areas (education and labor market), which is a hallmark of structural racism.

Racial Inequality in Housing Leads to Racial Inequality in Schooling