When Explicit Legal Restrictions on Discrimination of Subordinate Groups Have

question 17

Multiple Choice

When explicit legal restrictions on discrimination of subordinate groups have been repealed,why do inequalities remain?

• A)Subordinate groups are slower than dominant groups to assert legal rights.
• B)Dominant groups enact new legislative barriers to equality.
• C)Dominant groups can still assert their power through a variety of informal means.
• D)Subordinate groups have no effective means through which to assert their power.

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