Mills' theory is strengthened by the substantial evidence that indicates the sub-elites are relatively equal to each other.

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Mills' theory, particularly in "The Power Elite" (1956), argues that a small group of elites hold the majority of power in society, not that sub-elites are relatively equal to each other. His theory suggests that power is concentrated among the military, economic, and political elites, rather than being distributed equally among various sub-elite groups.

Mills' Theory Is Strengthened by the Substantial Evidence That Indicates