In the context of the U.S. workforce, minority workers are less likely to be prepared to face severe economic difficulties and high crime rates in large cities because:
A)their share of authority and compensation does not increase.
B)they are less likely to have had satisfactory schooling.
C)they only have on-the-job training skills.
D)they are the underutilized talents of the workforce.

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Minority workers often face systemic barriers to quality education, which can result in less satisfactory schooling and fewer opportunities to prepare for economic challenges.

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