A nurse is working at a healthcare clinic serving the needs of an inner-city population that is predominantly made up of minority people groups. A neighbor says the nurse must be brave because most of "those" people have guns and are in gangs. Which response by the nurse is appropriate?

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A)It is the nurse's role to promote the act of bridging, linking, or mediating between groups of people from different cultural systems to reduce conflict or produce change. Calling the neighbor's comment discriminatory may increase conflict. Rationalizing or failing to confront the neighbor's perceptions does not promote cultural brokering.
B)It is the nurse's role to promote the act of bridging, linking, or mediating between groups of people from different cultural systems to reduce conflict or produce change. Calling the neighbor's comment discriminatory may increase conflict. Rationalizing or failing to confront the neighbor's perceptions does not promote cultural brokering.
C)It is the nurse's role to promote the act of bridging, linking, or mediating between groups of people from different cultural systems to reduce conflict or produce change. Calling the neighbor's comment discriminatory may increase conflict. Rationalizing or failing to confront the neighbor's perceptions does not promote cultural brokering.
D)It is the nurse's role to promote the act of bridging, linking, or mediating between groups of people from different cultural systems to reduce conflict or produce change. Calling the neighbor's comment discriminatory may increase conflict. Rationalizing or failing to confront the neighbor's perceptions does not promote cultural brokering.

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