How Is Inequality Systemic

question 14

Multiple Choice

How is inequality systemic?

• A) The negative effects of inequality spread throughout society and weakens the unifying aspects needed for its survival.
• B) Inequality leads to a social structure of discontent.
• C) Inequality is systemic in the sense that populations cease to trust each other.
• D) Mechanisms are established that serve to perpetuate class and racial inequalities exponentially.

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