What is institutionalised racism?Group of answer choicesRacial discrimination perpetuated through systemic policies and practices within institutions.The belief that certain racial groups are inherently superior or inferior.Prejudiced beliefs and attitudes held by individuals towards certain racial groups.Discrimination and bias based on an individual's race or ethnicity.

What is the primary characteristic of institutional racism?Group of answer choicesOvert acts of discrimination by individuals based on race.Interactions and behaviours that reinforce racial hierarchies.Systemic policies and practices that disadvantage certain racial groups.Implicit biases and stereotypes held by individuals.

Question 7 of 10An example of institutional racism is when banks:A.foreclose on homes owned by racial minority members who cannot pay their mortgage.B.use race as the basis for determining mortgage interest rates.C.refuse to give a mortgage loan to someone who does not have a job.D.increase the lowest interest rates they charge on home mortgages.

Which of the following statements best describes systemic racism?Group of answer choicesRacial discrimination that occurs within personal relationships and social networks.Racial inequality resulting from historical events and circumstances.Individual acts of racism motivated by personal biases and prejudices.Discrimination and bias present within societal structures and institutions.

What is colourblind racism?Group of answer choicesThe belief that race is the primary determinant of individual abilities and character traits.The belief in the superiority of one's own racial or ethnic group over others.The intentional exclusion or marginalisation of individuals based on their racial or ethnic background.The denial or minimisation of racism by asserting that one does not see race or treat individuals differently based on race.

Patterns by which racial inequality is structured through key cultural institutions, policies, and systems. A pseudoscience attempting to scientifically prove the existence of separate human races to improve the population's genetic composition by favoring some races over others. A set of popular ideas about race that allows the discriminatory behaviors of individuals and institutions to seem reasonable, rational, and normal. To categorize, differentiate, and attribute a particular racial character to a person or group of people.A. racial ideologyB. eugenicsC. racializationD. institutional racism