White-Collar Workers Tend to Be Resistant to Union Organizing Attempts

White-collar workers tend to be resistant to union organizing attempts because

A) because a large proportion of white-collar workers are minorities, and minorities tend to have negative views of unions.
B) most white-collar workers are women, and women tend to be harder for unions to organize than men.
C) white-collar workers do not have the problems of unfair and inequitable treatment that blue-collar workers encounter.
D) white-collar workers view unions as focused on problems that are irrelevant to them.