Garcia Tries to Accommodate the Fact That Racist People Normally

Garcia tries to accommodate the fact that racist people normally believe in the superiority of their race by claiming that

A) racism is a matter of what one believes and not what one feels.
B) it is logically impossible for a racist person to not have such beliefs.
C) these beliefs are essential to the nature of racism.
D) while these beliefs are not necessary to be racist, they can be used to rationalize one's vicious disregard for another race.