The court case of Susie Phipps, who sued the Louisiana Bureau of Vital Records in 1982 to change her racial classification, illustrates that_____.
A) skin color determines race
B) race is a fixed reality that cannot be altered by legal designations
C) the social meanings of race are constantly being transformed by political struggle
D) race is less important now than it was in the past
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Q2: McIntosh defines_as an invisible package of unearned
Q3: McIntosh argues that for White people_.
A) sexual
Q4: Omi and Winant define race as a
Q5: According to Omi and Winant, we should
Q6: Omi and Winant explain that racial projects
Q7: involves historically situated social projects in which
Q8: Omi and Winant explain that racial projects
Q9: Color-blind ideology _.
A) ignores race
B) creates equality
C)
Q10: In color-blind thinking, race is reduced to_.
A)
Q11: McIntosh argues that men_.
A) accept their privileged
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