What Sociologist Joe Feagin Calls the "Pyramiding Effect" Refers to

Multiple Choice

What sociologist Joe Feagin calls the "pyramiding effect" refers to

A) a variety of the Matthew effect that applies only to women.
B) the fact that even small interpersonal slights and insults can build to where they really make a difference.
C) the combined effect of race, class, and gender in modern society.
D) the combined effects of race and ethnicity.
E) ethnocentrism.