Some Anthropologists Argue That Ethnicity Becomes Racialized Under Certain Circumstances

Some anthropologists argue that ethnicity becomes racialized under certain circumstances. Why?

A) To mark and stigmatize certain peoples as essentially different.
B) To take account of the way in which long-term intermarriage within an ethnic group can lead to the formation of a race.
C) To enable members to take advantage of the stronger position that membership in a race provides them.
D) All of the above.