In Determining Black Life-Chances in a Modern World,Wilson Claims That

question 30

Multiple Choice

In determining Black life-chances in a modern world,Wilson claims that

• A) race is more important than class
• B) gender is more important than class
• C) class is more important than race
• D) race, class, and gender are equally important.

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