When the General Social Survey (GSS) Asked Whites in the Early

question 60

Multiple Choice

When the General Social Survey (GSS) asked Whites in the early 1990s how they would feel about a close relative marrying a Black person, the majority expressed opposition. Since then, there has been a steep drop in such attitudes. This change occurred partly because

• A) all generations now accept interracial marriage equally.
• B) the laws regarding intermarriage have changed since the 1990s.
• C) compared to other groups, Whites have high rates of intermarriage.
• D) older generations are being replaced by cohorts born and raised more recently.

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