Negative Stereotypes of Racial/ethnic Minorities, Especially African Americans; Cultural Narratives

Negative stereotypes of racial/ethnic minorities, especially African Americans; cultural narratives extolling "White virtues," such as hard work, achievement, superiority, and the ability to overcome adversity and resistance from others; visual and auditory imagery (notions of racial/ethnic differences in appearance and accents) ; and emotions (e.g., the association of negative feelings, including fear, with racial/ethnic minorities) are all a part of:

A) children's interpretive frameworks
B) color-blind racism
C) liberal racism
D) the dominant racial prototype
E) the White racial frame