How would Bonilla-Silva's concept of minimization impact politicians creating public policy as it pertains to racial discrimination in housing?
A) They would argue that all housing should be open to all races, but attempt to keep minorities out of their neighborhoods.
B) They would argue that minority races choose to remain together and do not want to live in other neighborhoods.
C) They would argue that everyone has equal access to all housing areas and there is no discrimination.
D) They would argue that housing is based on income and to address income qualifications instead.

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Minimization, according to Bonilla-Silva, involves downplaying the significance of racial discrimination, suggesting that it is no longer a major issue. Politicians influenced by this concept might argue that everyone has equal access to housing, thereby ignoring or denying the existence of racial discrimination in housing policies.

How Would Bonilla-Silva's Concept of Minimization Impact Politicians Creating Public