The question "Where are you from?" is one often heard by Canadian citizens who are also members of a visible minority.When a person's "Canadian-ness" is repeatedly questioned,this suggests that what is true?
A) Phenotype is a more prominent aspect of identity than citizenship.
B) Canadians have embraced pluralism as an ideal of multiculturalism.
C) Ethnic enclaves are balkanizing their residents.
D) Canadians have embraced the mosaic model in theory and practice.

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Repeated questioning of a person's "Canadian-ness" based on their appearance suggests that phenotype (physical appearance) is often perceived as more indicative of identity than legal citizenship.

The Question "Where Are You From?" Is One Often Heard