Marx's concept of class consciousness refers to __________.
A) a social class's acceptance of an ideology that is contrary to the best interests of that class
B) a social class's awareness of itself as being held to a higher standard than other social classes
C) an awareness by members of a social class that it is being oppressed and that membership in the class dooms everyone to the same fate
D) a social class's acceptance that members of that class are unable to achieve upward social mobility

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Class consciousness, according to Marx, is the awareness by members of a social class of their oppression and exploitation, leading to a collective understanding of their shared interests and potential for collective action.

Marx's Concept of Class Consciousness Refers to __________