Why Does a Group as Large, and with a Reach

question 21

Multiple Choice

Why does a group as large, and with a reach as large, as the NAACP have so little influence?

• A)Size and reach don't inherently translate into influence, even if the group isn't disadvantaged.
• B)The largest groups are often ignored as people assume groups that attract such large numbers must be having their needs met.
• C)Disadvantaged groups with smaller grievances are among the least likely to be listened to.
• D)Disadvantaged groups with the biggest grievances are among the least likely to be listened to.

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