Much like racism and sexism, heterosexism is a systematic disadvantage embedded in our social institutions, offering power to those who conform to hetereosexual orientation while simultaneously disadvantaging those who do not.

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Sabrina Frye

Social Studies

19 April, 11:21

Much like racism and sexism, heterosexism is a systematic disadvantage embedded in our social institutions, offering power to those who conform to hetereosexual orientation while simultaneously disadvantaging those who do not.

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Layla Case · Answer 1

Heterosexism

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Hi!

Your question is incomplete and missing the requirements, but by googling the question I could find that this belongs to Sociology chapter 12.

The answer for your question would be heterosexism because heterosexism is defined as " a systematic disadvantage embedded in our social institutions, offering power to those who conform to hetereosexual orientation while simultaneously disadvantaging those who do not"