Jobs with Justice, a nationwide union campaign, has been successful because it
a. is comprised of a strong network of various unions.
b. has separated itself from activist groups such as the National Organization for Women and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
c. was launched when unions had strong support from Congress and the Reagan administration.
d. began at a time when worker rights were stronger than they had been in the past 50 years.
Question 2
When the mass media deal with racial discrimination, health crises, environmental degradation, and other social problems the
a. analyses generally ignore the deep-lying structural roots of the problems.
b. analyses are generally too detailed for the general public to understand.
c. interlocking character of the problems is generally dealt with.
d. b and c above.
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