Prejudice involves the exercise of power true or false

true

Explanation:

It can. Power is often driven by prejudice. Hitler's single minded obsession with the Jews persuaded him that his prejudice could only be fulfilled by taking power.

In his case, the statement is true. Maybe I should just leave it there, but I cannot help but think of prejudice as a kind of poison. It corrupts the mind. It makes righteousness an almost impossible goal.

I cannot think of a single way that a righteous person could get to be one and still be prejudiced.

So I think that even with this subtle case, the statement is true. The person may not strive for power, but he is still poisoned.

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