What conclusion does the textbook reach regarding "race"?
A) that "race" does not matter
B) that "race" is meaningless because racial differences in thought and behaviour do not exist
C) that "race" is significant because people believe it is and they act toward others on the basis of their beliefs
D) that "race" is the most important factor responsible for people's position in the stratification system

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The textbook concludes that "race" is significant because people believe it is and they act toward others on the basis of their beliefs. While acknowledging that there are no biologically determined racial differences in thought and behaviour, the text argues that racism and racial discrimination can still have very real and harmful effects on individuals and societies.

What Conclusion Does the Textbook Reach Regarding "Race