Policies, programs, and procedures that systematically benefit members of certain racial groups more than others are examples of:
A) Institutional racism
B) Individual racism
C) Prejudice
D) Discrimination

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Institutional racism refers to policies, programs, and procedures that may not be explicitly racist, but systematically benefit members of certain racial groups over others. This can perpetuate and reinforce inequalities in society. Individual racism refers to discriminatory attitudes and behaviors of individuals, prejudice is a preconceived notion or bias towards a group, and discrimination refers to actions that result in unfair treatment of a group.

Policies, Programs, and Procedures That Systematically Benefit Members of Certain