Equality of result policies are primarily directed at ________ discriminatory effects.
A)de jure
B)de facto
C)religious
D)gender
E)due process

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Equality of result policies are designed to address the discriminatory effects (de facto) of policies and practices, rather than just the intentional discrimination (de jure) that may be prohibited by law. These policies aim to create more equal outcomes by addressing structural inequalities that perpetuate discrimination against marginalized groups. While they may address issues related to religion or gender, these policies are not primarily directed at those specific forms of discrimination. Due process refers to legal procedures, and is not directly relevant to the concept of equality of result policies.

Equality of Result Policies Are Primarily Directed at ________ Discriminatory