Institutional discrimination stems from
A) negative behavior toward any social group.
B) beliefs about group superiority that are sanctioned by governing bodies.
C) the refusal to interact with members of other social groups.
D) negative behavior that is universally accepted.

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Institutional discrimination is discrimination that occurs through the policies and practices of institutions such as governments, corporations, and schools that perpetuate structural inequalities. This discrimination occurs when institutions systematically favor certain groups while simultaneously disadvantaging others. Institutional discrimination is often sanctioned by governing bodies and is often based on beliefs about group superiority.

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