Which is not a part of institutionalized discrimination?
A) discrimination sanctioned by values, beliefs, and norms
B) discrimination supported by policies of organizations
C) discrimination that is unintentional
D) discrimination that involves isolated acts by individuals

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Institutionalized discrimination refers to the unfair and unequal treatment of individuals or groups supported by the policies, practices, and norms of organizations, institutions, or society at large. It is systemic and embedded within the structures of society, unlike isolated acts by individuals, which are not systemic and do not reflect the policies or practices of institutions.

Which Is Not a Part of Institutionalized Discrimination