One conclusion that Chapter 5 suggests is that current-day discrimination is
A)more widespread than ever.
B)now limited to minority groups.
C)never directed toward immigrants.
D)more subtle and hard to eradicate.
E)irrelevant to employers.

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Chapter 5 suggests that current-day discrimination is more subtle and hard to eradicate. This is supported by examples such as implicit bias and the persistence of the gender pay gap, which can be difficult to detect and address. The chapter does not suggest that discrimination is more widespread than ever, or limited to minority groups, and it does not assert that discrimination is never directed toward immigrants. The chapter also emphasizes the relevance of discrimination to employers, as well as to society as a whole.

One Conclusion That Chapter 5 Suggests Is That Current-Day Discrimination