The racism in reverse argument claims that "race is almost always not a qualification." Hausman thinks that this claim is debatable because

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Hausman notes that while the argument that "race is almost always not a qualification" may hold true in some contexts, such as hiring for certain jobs, it is debatable in other contexts, such as universities and firms that aim to promote diversity as a legitimate goal. Therefore, option B is the best choice. Option A is incorrect because it only considers a specific context of hiring actors. Option C is incorrect because segregation is not a legitimate goal in any context. Option D is incorrect because option B provides a valid explanation for why the claim is debatable.

The Racism in Reverse Argument Claims That "Race Is Almost