When Doug Foley studied intergroup relations in a Texas town he noted that the Mexicano coach of the local high school football team resigned in frustration when

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The Mexicano coach resigned in frustration because he could not meet the expectations of the boosters and also fight bigotry. This indicates that he faced pressure from the boosters and experienced prejudice or discrimination, both of which could have made his job difficult and led to his resignation. Option A is not correct because there is no indication that the coach's Mexicano team members demanded special treatment. Option C is not correct because there is no mention of black athletes in the article. Option D is not correct because the school board's affirmative action policy is not mentioned as a reason for the coach's resignation.

When Doug Foley Studied Intergroup Relations in a Texas Town