According to the Conflict Perspective, the "Haves" (The Wealthy and Powerful

According to the conflict perspective, the "haves" (the wealthy and powerful elite)

A) are less prejudiced and are less likely to practice discrimination, because they do not perceive minorities as a threat.
B) perpetuate racial and ethnic tensions among the "have-nots" to deflect attention away from their own greed and exploitation of workers.
C) are more likely than the middle classes to foster minority privileges, because minorities offer an untapped knowledgeable resource.
D) believe more strongly than lower social classes that minorities are biologically inferior and less capable of contributing to society.