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'''Structural refers''' to a facet of categorism being built-in into a social structure of some kind. Discriminatory laws, customs, self-reinforcing social expectations, and so on. | '''Structural refers''' to a facet of categorism being built-in into a social structure of some kind. Discriminatory laws, customs, self-reinforcing social expectations, and so on. | ||
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This is one of the six [[levels of categorism]]. | This is one of the six [[levels of categorism]]. | ||
Revision as of 13:14, 10 September 2014
Structural refers to a facet of categorism being built-in into a social structure of some kind. Discriminatory laws, customs, self-reinforcing social expectations, and so on.
This is one of the six levels of categorism.
