Omi and Winant suggest that the first phase of the post-WWII encounter and reform of the racial state by minorities was characterized by

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Omi and Winant argue that the first phase of the post-WWII encounter and reform of the racial state by minorities was characterized by mass mobilization against southern segregation and discrimination, which is best captured by choice B. While the other options may have also been present during this time period, they were not the defining characteristic of this phase.

Omi and Winant Suggest That the First Phase of the Post-WWII