Where racism is prevalent, a visible minority group lacks the freedom to enjoy a symbolic ethnicity. Which of the following would best describe their racial identity?

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The presence of racism means that the visible minority group is not able to fully choose or express their racial identity. Instead, their racial identity is imposed upon them by non-minority groups who hold power and privilege in society. This can limit their ability to enjoy a symbolic ethnicity and undermine any associated cultural identities they may have.

Where Racism Is Prevalent, a Visible Minority Group Lacks the Freedom