The Work of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci Is Significant

The work of the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci is significant because it seriously considers the importance of the "cultural life-worlds of the oppressed." In what way does this resemble the symbolic interactionist perspective on race?

A) Both see the economy as the central component in creating racism and racial hierarchy.
B) Both look for the source of racism in capitalist hierarchies.
C) Both help explain how certain ethnic groups, mainly European immigrants arriving in the early twentieth century, became assimilated into the larger society.
D) Both argue that race must be explained in the terms in which it is experienced, not as overarching general theories.
E) Both argue that the need for group cohesion creates racism.