William Julius Wilson Argues, as Do Others, That Class More

William Julius Wilson argues, as do others, that class more than race now shape contemporary Black attitudes. What is a result of this phenomenon?

A) The diversity and class structure of the Black community makes race a more ambiguous unifying factor.
B) Some Blacks see themselves as a different race, especially the children of interracial marriages.
C) A misperception among Blacks that some are "more equal than others" to use Orwell's expression.
D) Blacks are not seeing a reality that statistics bear out, that racism is still having a deleterious effect on the quality of their lives.