When Issues of Racism Are Discussed in the Mainstream Media

When issues of racism are discussed in the mainstream media all the following usually occurs EXCEPT:

A) it is often working-class whites (sometimes stereotyped as "rednecks") who get tagged as the most serious racists by media commentators.
B) white blue-collar violence against black Americans and other Americans of color receives no news attention.
C) elite and middle-class whites are less frequently the focus of serious attention in discussions of racial discrimination.
D) discussions of discrimination that involve elite or middle-class discriminators usually avoids making connections to broader issues of systemic racism.