In the Study of Racial and Ethnic Inequality, "Relative Change

question 9

Multiple Choice

In the study of racial and ethnic inequality, "relative change" refers to:

• A) a shift in kinship relations, typically experienced by African Americans during slavery
• B) a difference in comparison to some other group
• C) a difference in the ways people form families
• D) an alteration in inequality over time
• E) a lack of true, or absolute, change

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