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What is the term for the benefits held by the dominant race in a society?
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Racial privilege (apex)
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What is the term for advantages enjoyed by the dominant race in a society?
racial privelage
What is the term for the advantages enjoyed by the dominant race in society?
You could use the term racial privilege to describe the advantages enjoyed by the dominant race in society. Privilege is defined as a special right or advantage that is available solely to a specific group of people.
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