In the Book Streetwise: Race,Class,and Change in an Urban Community

question 2

Multiple Choice

In the book Streetwise: Race,Class,and Change in an Urban Community (1990) ,Elijah Anderson noted that studying everyday life sheds light on how social order is created by the building blocks of

• A) macro-level institutions.
• B) prejudice and racism.
• C) impression management.
• D) micro-level interactions.

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