Multiple Choice
Symbolic identity as an individualistic, risk-free choice is behavior that:
A) poses no serious consequences for Whites
B) makes all Whites coequals in contrast to people of color whose identity is rooted in oppression
C) both "a" and "b"
D) neither "a" nor "b"
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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