Which of the following is a tenet of critical race theory?

A) Racism is an aberration of everyday life.
B) Everyone has incentives to eradicate racism.
C) Race is a social construction, not an objective or fixed part of reality.
D) In being constructed by the dominant group, minority groups are largely homogenous.
E) There is no possibility of eliminating racial oppression.

Critical Race Theory

A model used within the social sciences to explore how society and culture intersect with the classifications of race, law, and power.

Social Construction

The theory that aspects of social reality are created and maintained through collective and individual interactions.

Racial Oppression

The systemic subjugation and discrimination of individuals based on their race, often institutionalized in societal structures.