Young Argues That Cultural Imperialism Harms Members of Non-Dominant Groups

Young argues that cultural imperialism harms members of non-dominant groups by

A) forcing them to adopt the culture of the dominant group rather than develop their own culture.
B) both making them feel invisible and making them feel as if they must conform to a stereotype.
C) marking them as culturally "other" so that they can be more easily exploited and marginalized.
D) destroying their culture so that they can no longer appreciate the accomplishments of their ancestors.