Amy Steinbugler's Primary Argument in "Loving Across Racial Divides" Is

question 90

Multiple Choice

Amy Steinbugler's primary argument in "Loving Across Racial Divides" is that_____.

• A) because of our colorblind society interracial couples are unlikely to face any unusual challenges compared to intraracial relationships
• B) both race and racism continue to impact the everyday lives of interracial couples, in spite of increased public acceptance of racial intermarriage
• C) interracial relationships face extraordinary challenges that are detrimental to families and should therefore be avoided
• D) partners in interracial romantic relationships represent an enlightened move toward a "post- racial" state

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