Which of the following best captures Garcia's analysis of why "word-of-mouth" job recruitment and the "old boy network" are not necessarily cases of institutional racism?
A) "Word-of-mouth" job-recruitment and the "old boy network" are not necessarily racist because members of disadvantaged racial groups can form their own networks and spread the word about opportunities that may benefit them.
B) "Word-of-mouth" job-recruitment and the "old boy network" may actually help members of disadvantaged groups since information about jobs may spread to them and they may become a part of the network.
C) "Word-of-mouth" job-recruitment and the "old boy network" are not cases of institutional racism because primarily they are sexist institutions that privilege men over women.
D) "Word-of-mouth" job-recruitment and the "old boy network" are not cases of institutional racism because they may not stem from racist antipathy or disregard even if they may have disadvantageous effects for members of certain racial groups.

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Garcia suggests that "word-of-mouth" job recruitment and the "old boy network" are not necessarily cases of institutional racism because their operation does not inherently stem from racist motives or disregard, even though they might inadvertently disadvantage certain racial groups.

Which of the Following Best Captures Garcia's Analysis of Why