Why Would Color-Blind Racism Be More Difficult to Eradicate Than

question 5

Multiple Choice

Why would color-blind racism be more difficult to eradicate than open racism?

• A) Because all groups can claim to be color-blind.
• B) Because people think racism is no longer a problem and dismiss the discussion of racial inequality without considering the evidence.
• C) Because-despite its persistence in our society today-it is so subtle that there is hardly any problem left to see and fix.
• D) Because even Whites can be victims of this type of racism.

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