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anshika

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In this postcivil rights era, Chris does not
 
  believe that race matters in terms of determining one's life chances. He has a(n) __________ approach to understanding the world.
 
  A) racial
  B) racist
  C) color-blind
  D) ethnic

Question 2

Hurricane Katrina left thousands of racial
 
  minorities stranded in central city New Orleans without an adequate evacuation plan or emergency response. This social disaster highlights __________.
 
  A) the problematic dilemma of racial formation
  B) multiculturalism in central cities
  C) the social isolation of minorities in U.S. inner cities
  D) overt racism by those in the suburbs



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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