__________ is considered the most significant factor in holding both women and minorities back from being promoted to top-level positions.
A)Training
B)Education
C)Discrimination
D)Immigration

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Discrimination, whether intentional or unintentional, has been identified as one of the key barriers to women and minorities in advancing in their careers. This discrimination can come in the form of bias in hiring practices, pay disparities, lack of access to high-level mentoring and networking opportunities, and other institutional barriers. While training and education are important factors in career advancement, they are not the most significant factor holding back women and minorities from top-level positions. Immigration is not relevant to this topic.

__________ Is Considered the Most Significant Factor in Holding Both