Aversive Racism Involves Discomfort, Uneasiness, and Sometimes Fear, Which Is

Aversive racism involves discomfort, uneasiness, and sometimes fear, which is said to motivate avoidance rather than intentionally destructive behaviours. As a result, aversive racists will

A) Consider themselves to be prejudice-free
B) Tend to join white supremacist organizations
C) Behave in ways that overtly demonstrates their hatred of other races
D) Usually assume leadership roles in organizations that cater to minority groups
E) Move to another country once minorities become the majority group