Holding the Belief That One Does Not Notice Racial Differences

question 60

Multiple Choice

Holding the belief that one does not notice racial differences, and that discussing race only perpetuates racism, would be considered .

• A) old-fashioned racism
• B) traditional racism
• C) color-blind racism
• D) institutional racism

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Opportunity Cost

The act of abandoning potential benefits available in other choices upon selecting a specific alternative.