At the Shady Pines Country Club, a person can only gain membership through inheritance. Because Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics were banned from membership until the 1970s the club remains all white today. This reflects: A) cultural relativity B) ethnocentrism C) institutional discrimination D) individual discrimination

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Demarion Mills

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4 April, 18:09

At the Shady Pines Country Club, a person can only gain membership through inheritance. Because Blacks, Asians, and Hispanics were banned from membership until the 1970s the club remains all white today. This reflects: A) cultural relativity B) ethnocentrism C) institutional discrimination D) individual discrimination

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Colt Prince · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Institutional discrimination.

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Discrimination is a set of human behaviors that are characterized by the rejection and harmful treatment of a person or group with particular characteristics such as sex, skin color, religion, nationality, political inclinations, among others. Additionally, discrimination can be promoted by certain individuals, by groups of people or even by institutions, in which discrimination is legitimated by certain rules or norms. According to the above, the Shady Pines Country Club is exercising institutional discrimination because it has not taken the necessary measures to modify its hereditary membership policies to include the Asian, black and Hispanic population. So, the correct answer is C. Institutional discrimination.