People's attitudes and beliefs that tend to favor one group over another or to cause unequal treatment on the basis of race is called:
A) Racial prejudice
B) Discrimination
C) Racial identity
D) Ideological racism

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Racial prejudice refers to biased attitudes and beliefs held by individuals or groups towards others based on their race. This type of prejudice can lead to negative attitudes and behaviors towards people who are not of the same race, and can cause unequal treatment and discrimination. Discrimination, on the other hand, involves the behaviors and actions that result from prejudice, and can include things like unequal treatment in the workplace, housing discrimination, and police brutality. Racial identity refers to the sense of identity and belonging that people have based on their racial background, while ideological racism refers to the systematic oppression of one race by another, often involving government policies or institutionalized discrimination.

People's Attitudes and Beliefs That Tend to Favor One Group