According to Gilroy, the glamorous representation of blacks in advertising and consumer culture:
A) Demonstrates the equality of blacks and whites
B) Suppresses differences in race-based inequality
C) Provides positive role models for young black men and women
D) Has no relevance to debates about race and culture

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Gilroy argues that the glamorous representation of blacks in advertising and consumer culture serves to suppress differences in race-based inequality, rather than addressing or resolving these inequalities. This representation can mask the ongoing issues of racial discrimination and inequality by presenting an image of superficial equality and success.

According to Gilroy, the Glamorous Representation of Blacks in Advertising