When researchers reference "new racism," they are referring to:
A) The idea that whites think everything is fair for everyone, so nothing needs to be done to ensure equal opportunity any more.
B) The idea that in recent years, discrimination is based on economic status rather than race.
C) The idea that African-Americans are still unable to break the glass ceiling and attain positions in upper-level management.
D) All of the above.

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Nine out of 10 whites under 30 believe African-Americans and whites are treated equally. With this mind-set, employers would be less likely to respond appropriately to claims of racial discrimination from nonwhite employees and thus increase the likelihood of liability under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. In fact, researchers refer to the idea that whites think everything is fair for everyone, so nothing need to be done to ensure equal opportunity anymore, as the "new racism."

When Researchers Reference "New Racism," They Are Referring To