In the Introduction to Chapter 13 (Prejudice: Causes and Consequences)the

In the introduction to Chapter 13 (Prejudice: Causes and Consequences) the authors describe two events: Thurgood Marshall's experience with prejudice and discrimination in the South,and the aftermath of the 0.J. Simpson murder trial.What do these two events have in common? They

A) reflect a racial divide that exists in the United States.
B) show that because of race,national celebrities are not always treated the same.
C) reveal that consequences of prejudice are different,depending on the part of the country.
D) demonstrate the power of prejudice to distort our interpretations.