Asked by
Karina Aldavaz
on Dec 07, 2024Verified
Segregation of school systems that exists but is not condoned by law is called:
A) De facto
B) Deja vue
C) De jure
D) All of the above
De Facto
Something that exists in fact or in reality, even if not officially recognized or legalized.
De Jure
De jure refers to practices, conditions, or statuses that are recognized and enforced by law, as opposed to those existing only in fact (de facto).
Segregation
Refers to the enforced separation of different racial or social groups within a society.
- Expound on institutional racism and its effects on the architecture of society.
Verified Answer
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Learning Objectives
- Expound on institutional racism and its effects on the architecture of society.
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