Cultural racism is:
A) Heckling, exclusion, and violence based on race
B) Policies, programs, and procedures that systematically benefit members of certain racial groups more than others
C) views the disadvantages faced by ethnic minority groups as caused by the behaviors, philosophies, and ways of living that are rooted in their particular cultures
D) institutional and structural policies and practices that differentially impact the health and living conditions of racial and ethnic groups.

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Cultural racism is the belief that certain cultural behavior and practices are inferior to another group's way of life. It is the view that ethnic minority groups are disadvantaged because of their own culture and not because of structural barriers and racism. Heckling, exclusion, and violence based on race (option A) refers to individual racism, while policies, programs, and procedures that systematically benefit members of certain racial groups more than others (option B) are examples of institutional racism. Option D refers to structural racism.

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