Critical Race Theory

question 58

Multiple Choice

Critical race theory

• A)is the Frankfurt School's most notable contribution to the study of discrimination of prejudice.
• B)emerged in Europe as a response to the devastation of the Second World War.
• C)views the powerful economic elite in a society as benefiting from discrimination against the poor.
• D)began as an initiative to examine legal rulings that appeared to be negligent in upholding the legal principle of equality under the law.

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