White ethnicity was viewed by Gans
A) as contributing to individual identity, but not as creating or sustaining strong ethnic group ties.
B) as providing a deep, stable identity.
C) as including Hispanic Americans.
D) as having a tremendous impact on the everyday lives of most white ethnics.

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Gans viewed white ethnicity as contributing to individual identity but argued that it did not create or sustain strong ethnic group ties, indicating a more nuanced or symbolic role in identity rather than a basis for cohesive group dynamics.

White Ethnicity Was Viewed by Gans