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Built into society's institutions, _____ is negative treatment of a minority group.

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Built into society's institutions, "institutional discrimination" is negative treatment of a minority group.

Institutional discrimination is the demonstration of denying equal rights to and singling out specific people in the public arena by the fluctuated organizations of a similar society, in view of various factors, for example, shading, sex, training, sexual introduction and so forth. This type of discrimination is considered exceptionally impeding to the working of society and is dreaded to shake the simple texture of the same.

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The answer to this question is Institutional Discrimination. This refers to the unjust, mistreatment, and discriminatory of an individual or a minority group by society and its institution through inequality, negative treatment and discriminating. Institutional Discrimination is also called systemic discrimination.

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