Pluralism promoted by dominant groups in an attempt to maintain their power and privilege by controlling the participation of minorities in society is called
A) equalitarian pluralism.
B) acculturation.
C) inequalitarian pluralism.
D) hypocrisy.

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Inequalitarian pluralism refers to a system where dominant groups promote a form of pluralism that allows them to maintain power and privilege by controlling or limiting the participation of minority groups in society. This approach ensures that while a facade of diversity and inclusion may be presented, the actual power dynamics remain unchanged, with dominant groups retaining their positions of authority and influence.

Pluralism Promoted by Dominant Groups in an Attempt to Maintain