In an ethnographic study of black and white working-class men,Deirdre Royster (2003)concluded that _________,remains a significant explanation for racial stratification in employment in the United Sates.
A)discrimination against racial minorities,specifically black applicants
B)disposition toward work among racial minorities,specifically black applicants
C)level of intelligence among racial minorities,specifically black applicants
D)level of education among racial minorities,specifically black applicants

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Royster concluded that discrimination against racial minorities, specifically black applicants, remains a significant explanation for racial stratification in employment in the United States. She found that black men face more discrimination in the job market than their white counterparts, even when they have similar qualifications and skills. This discrimination affects their ability to secure good jobs and advance in their careers.

In an Ethnographic Study of Black and White Working-Class Men,Deirdre