Ideological Hegemony Theorists Claim That

Ideological hegemony theorists claim that

A) schooling encourages the serious treatment of important social issues such as racism, sexism, and the growing concentration of wealth in the hands of few.
B) schooling shuns hegemony by educating students to raise questions or develop interpretations that challenge the dominant ideology.
C) because one ideology dominates in a given modern technological society, all members of that society, in all social classes, share that ideology to a similar degree.
D) one ideological view is promoted by dominant institutions to the exclusion of alternative views that might otherwise be formed.