According to Erving Goffman,stigmatized individuals who do not believe that they should have to change or conceal their identities to make "normal" people more comfortable have
A) secondary deviance.
B) in-group orientation.
C) self-esteem.
D) deviance avowal.

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Goffman refers to this as an "in-group orientation," where stigmatized individuals may form solidarity with others who share their identity and resist pressure to conform to societal norms. This can lead to a sense of pride and self-esteem rather than shame or self-doubt.

According to Erving Goffman,stigmatized Individuals Who Do Not Believe That