The Textbook Contrasts the Amadou Diallou Case (Described in the Introduction

The textbook contrasts the Amadou Diallou case (described in the introduction to Chapter 3) with the Richard Wilkins case,which illustrates racial profiling.The two cases are used as illustrations because

A) the Diallou case demonstrated discrimination against blacks,while the Wilkins case demonstrated discrimination against whites.
B) both cases illustrate the role of automatic processes in prejudice and discrimination.
C) the Diallou case illustrates automatic processing,while the Wilkins case illustrates controlled processing.
D) the Diallou case illustrates the role of schemas,while the Wilkins case illustrates the arbitrary role of anchoring effects.