Order the following concepts to illustrate how structural racism perpetuates racial disparities: A) Economic Inequalities B) Institutional Policies C) Racial Disparities D) Social Outcomes

To understand how structural racism works, we can start with institutional policies, which are the rules and practices in organizations that can disadvantage certain racial groups. These policies lead to economic inequalities, meaning that some groups may have less access to jobs, education, or resources. As a result, these economic disparities create racial disparities, where people of different races experience different levels of wealth and opportunity. Finally, these racial disparities contribute to social outcomes, affecting health, education, and overall quality of life for marginalized groups. For example, if a school district has policies that underfund schools in predominantly Black neighborhoods, this can lead to poorer educational outcomes for students in those areas.