In "Toxic Inequality," Thomas M. Shapiro criticizes arguments about wealth inequality that fail to_____.
A) recognize the racial disparities that are intertwined with wealth distributions
B) account for assets held internationally by a rising global elite class
C) hold individuals responsible for making the long-range financial plans necessary to build wealth
D) suggest universal solutions that can apply equally to everyone, regardless of past circumstance

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Shapiro's work focuses on how racial disparities are deeply intertwined with wealth distributions, criticizing arguments that overlook this crucial aspect of wealth inequality.