The fact that so many people are asked, "What are you?" in reference to their race is evidence that:
A) race is not all that important.
B) race must be established interactionally.
C) race has a biological basis.
D) it is usually easy to tell someone's race just by looking at them.
E) people are generally very comfortable talking about their own race.

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The question "What are you?" suggests that race is not immediately obvious and must be established interactionally, indicating that B is the correct answer. A, C, D, and E are incorrect because the question does not support these assertions.

The Fact That So Many People Are Asked, "What Are