In "Talking Back to Controlling Images," Vasquez-Tokos and Norton-Smith define controlling images, explaining that they are_____.
A) positive affirmations of dignity and worth
B) selective and optional tools for self-definition
C) a matter of psychology based in individual feelings
D) cultural instruments of power that are collective and systemic

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Controlling images are described as cultural instruments of power that are collective and systemic, meaning they are widespread societal beliefs or stereotypes that influence how groups of people are perceived and treated.

In "Talking Back to Controlling Images," Vasquez-Tokos and Norton-Smith Define