Opponents of the Afrocentric Perspective See It as ________

question 17

Multiple Choice

Opponents of the Afrocentric perspective see it as ________.

• A) a cultural resistance against assimilation with the dominant group
• B) an attempt of the African people to come to full self-determination
• C) a movement against White and Eurocentric intellectual interpretations
• D) a separatist view of history and culture that distorts past and present

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Definitions:

Social Group

A collection of individuals who interact with each other, share similar characteristics, and collectively have a sense of unity.

Stranger

In sociological terms, a person who is not a member of a given community or society, but who is present within it, bringing a potential for both creativity and disruption.

Intimate Knowledge

Deep, personal understanding of a subject or another person, often gained through close relationships or extensive experience.

Marriages

Marriages are legally or culturally recognized unions between people, typically involving personal or communal commitments and acknowledged across various societies.