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How does individual discrimination differ from institutional racism?
 
  What will be an ideal response?


Active nonviolent resistance is an example of ________.
 
  a. the riff-raff theory
  b. civil disobedience
  c. segmented assimilation
  d. relative deprivation
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6 years ago
Individual discrimination refers to overt acts of individual Whites against individual Blacks. Carmichael and Hamilton reserved the term institutional racism for covert acts committed collectively against an entire group. From this perspective, discrimination can take place without an individual intending to deprive others of privileges and even without the individual being aware that others are being deprived.


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