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Rationale: While White fragility stems, in large part, from an incomplete understanding of racism. Many well-meaning people consider racism terrible and wrong,, often whispering in hushed tones to avoid conflicts or challenge among those not of similar thought about racism. 4. The correct answer is E. Rationale: There is a disproportionate prevalence of heterosexual couples in mainstream media - from commercials to romantic comedies. This prevalence reinforces heterosexuality as a social standard for sexual expression. When someone insists on referring to another person according to their biological sex rather than their personal preferences, they reinforce heteronormative beliefs.
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