29. Most African Americans and Hispanics have lower average incomes and since most students today are expected to pay much of the expense of college, a higher proportion

of African American and Hispanics than Anglos (non-Hispanic whites) are kept out of college by its high cost. According to your textbook this is an example of:
a. Ideological racism
b. Individual prejudice
c. Individual discrimination
d. Institutional discrimination


ANS: d

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