When a person tries to make the argument that racial segregation is due to people's natural inclination to live near others of their race, they are practicing ______.

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The practice of attributing social phenomena, such as racial segregation, to innate or natural causes rather than social or cultural factors is referred to as naturalization. This argument perpetuates the false belief that segregation is a natural outcome rather than a result of systemic injustices and discrimination.

When a Person Tries to Make the Argument That Racial