In Chapter 13's reading,"Me to We: Turning Self-Help on Its Head," Marc and Craig Kielburger explain why they think people aren't reaching out and helping each other more often.What explanation do they give?
A) social inertia, or millions of people acting as bystanders on a massive, worldwide scale
B) people's lack of awareness of social justice issues
C) economic inequalities within and among nations
D) individualism and consumerism in the developed world

Question

In Chapter 13's reading,"Me to We:	Turning Self-Help on Its Head," Marc and Craig Kielburger explain why they think people aren't reaching out and helping each other more often.What explanation do they give?
A) social inertia, or millions of people acting as bystanders on a massive, worldwide scale
B) people's lack of awareness of social justice issues
C) economic inequalities within and among nations
D) individualism and consumerism in the developed world

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Kielburgers argue that social inertia, where people act as bystanders on a massive scale, is a key reason why individuals do not reach out and help each other more often.

In Chapter 13's Reading,"Me to We: Turning Self-Help on Its Head