How Does Appiah Account for Our Resistance to the Notion

question 210

Multiple Choice

How does Appiah account for our resistance to the notion that Black Nationalists are racist?

• A) The fact that Black Nationalism is often founded in religious conviction
• B) The fact that they largely did not contemplate using race as a basis for inflicting harm
• C) We ourselves are being racist
• D) Appiah does not believe we resist such a characterization

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