When a set of ideas that reflects the point of view of a white person is accepted as the taken for granted understanding of how to interpret culture, it is referred to as:
A) white privilege
B) white racial frame
C) xenophobia
D) institutional racism

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The concept of a "white racial frame" refers to a dominant set of ideas, norms, and cultural assumptions that reflect the point of view of a white person, and that are accepted and taken for granted as the norm by society at large. This can include beliefs about what is "normal" or "typical" behavior, assumptions about who holds power, and ideas about which values and practices are important or desirable. The term was coined by sociologist Joe Feagin to describe the way in which whiteness and white perspectives are often seen as normative and universal, while other perspectives are marginalized or excluded.

When a Set of Ideas That Reflects the Point of View