According to Brown and Jones, political scientists and media stories have typically regarded Blacks and Latinos as_____.
A) strong political actors
B) interested in assimilation
C) adversaries in competition for resources
D) sharing a common interest in resisting white supremacy

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Brown and Jones argue that political scientists and media narratives often view Blacks and Latinos as adversaries competing for resources, such as jobs and political influence. This perspective highlights tensions rather than potential alliances or shared interests between these groups.

According to Brown and Jones, Political Scientists and Media Stories