Bonilla-Silva's Analysis of Racism in "The Strange Enigma of Race

Bonilla-Silva's analysis of racism in "The Strange Enigma of Race in Contemporary America" shows how

A) racism is much more in widespread among minorities than among those in the majority.
B) organizations and institutions operate to benefit some people in ways they may not be aware of.
C) it has become acceptable to openly express racial prejudice and discriminate against minorities.
D) women are less prejudiced than men, largely because they have, themselves, experienced gender prejudice.