__________ refers to actions or practices of dominant-group members (or their representatives) that have a harmful impact on members of a subordinate group.

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Discrimination is the act of treating members of a subordinate group negatively or unfairly due to their group membership, which can result in harmful consequences. Racism, prejudice, and stereotyping are all related concepts but do not necessarily imply harmful actions or practices towards a subordinate group. Discrimination is a more specific term that refers to the actual harms that result from actions or practices of dominant-group members towards subordinate groups.

__________ Refers to Actions or Practices of Dominant-Group Members (Or