Waters Examines a Political Dimension in Ethnic and Racial Relations

Waters examines a political dimension in ethnic and racial relations revealed in

A) the asymmetry between blacks and whites, in terms of power, education, stereotyping, historical experience, and choice of identity.
B) the laws that control marriage, jobs, and housing.
C) affirmative action, white backlash, and reverse discrimination.
D) racially exclusive organizations, fraternities, and club sports on campus.