When Whites Perceive Someone to Fit Their Internalized Criteria for Blackness

When whites perceive someone to fit their internalized criteria for blackness - which can be skin color, other physical characteristics, or speech - their minds may generate negative attitudes or images, and they may act according to those negative attitudes or images. Possible responses include:

A) they do not automatically activate an anti-black stereotype when they encounter a black person.
B) they may activate a positive image and generally act in antiracist ways.
C) they react routinely and consciously to racial cues with an overtly negative evaluation.
D) they actively express negative views in discriminatory action.
E) All the above