The Right to Own a Gun Is Today Considered Fundamental

question 25

Multiple Choice

The right to own a gun is today considered fundamental to many people in the United States. While the Second Amendment to the Constitution is often considered the origin of this ideal, it actually was instituted by elites as one of many special "white rights" to ensure cooperation against rebellions. This is an example of ________.

• A) cultural hedging
• B) intersectionality
• C) white privilege
• D) stratified whiteness

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