The Use by Activists of Essentialist Rhetoric That Describes an "Inner

question 1

Multiple Choice

The use by activists of essentialist rhetoric that describes an "inner something" shared by all members of their social group, in the hope that by stressing their difference, they may be able to extract concessions from a nationalist government, is known as

• A) Stereotyping.
• B) Strategic essentialism.
• C) Tactical humanism.
• D) Transformist hegemony.

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