What the various "isms" have in common is that they
A) consciously try to suppress the targets of the practice.
B) happen in a haphazard manner without any system.
C) are routine institutional practices.
D) involve just a few people in power.

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The various "isms" (such as racism, sexism, ageism, etc.) are often characterized as routine institutional practices because they are embedded within the structures and systems of society, influencing and shaping behaviors, policies, and attitudes in a systematic way.

What the Various "Isms" Have in Common Is That They