In what way does racial and ethnic stratification differ from other forms of stratification?
Correct answerC. Racial and ethnic groups often have the potential to carve out their own independent nations from the existing state
Explanation
Unlike classes or gender groups, ethnic groups often have a distinct territory and culture, giving them the potential to break away and form their own nation-states.
Correct answerC. It reflects white concern that further reductions in racial inequality will cost them the special status they have long enjoyed in the United States
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