Why is systemic discrimination difficult to prove?
A) It's less understood than other forms of discrimination so people aren't aware.
B) Businesses may rationalize their actions by saying "we've always done it this way."
C) Many employment barriers are hidden and unintentional.
D) The people affected don't want to talk about it.

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Systemic discrimination often manifests in subtle ways, such as through hidden employment barriers that may not be intentionally discriminatory. This can make it difficult to prove, as businesses may not even be aware that their actions are contributing to discrimination.

Why Is Systemic Discrimination Difficult to Prove