Racial discrimination

Differences in political ideology

Differences in economic interests

All of the above

It can lead to policies that are unfair to racial minorities.

It can lead to policies that are ineffective in addressing the needs of racial minorities.

It can lead to policies that are both unfair and ineffective.

None of the above

They can lead to different priorities for policymakers.

They can lead to different interpretations of the same data.

They can lead to different solutions to the same problems.

All of the above

They can lead to different policies being favored by different groups.

They can lead to different levels of support for different policies.

They can lead to different outcomes from the same policies.

All of the above

Increase the representation of racial minorities in government.

Educate policymakers about the needs of racial minorities.

Develop policies that are tailored to the needs of racial minorities.

All of the above

Racial discrimination

Differences in political ideology

Differences in economic interests

All of the above

Racial inequality

Social unrest

Economic stagnation

All of the above

The media can shape public opinion about racial issues.

The media can influence the way that policymakers think about racial issues.

The media can hold policymakers accountable for their actions on racial issues.

All of the above

Education can help to reduce racial prejudice.

Education can help to increase understanding of racial issues.

Education can help to prepare people for careers in public service.

All of the above

Civil society organizations can advocate for policies that address racial inequality.

Civil society organizations can hold policymakers accountable for their actions on racial issues.

Civil society organizations can provide services to racial minorities that are not provided by the government.

All of the above

The courts can strike down laws that are discriminatory.

The courts can order governments to take action to address racial inequality.

The courts can provide a forum for people to challenge policies that they believe are discriminatory.

All of the above

The president can set the agenda for racial policy.

The president can sign or veto legislation that addresses racial issues.

The president can issue executive orders that address racial issues.

All of the above

Congress can pass laws that address racial inequality.

Congress can hold hearings on racial issues.

Congress can provide funding for programs that address racial inequality.

All of the above

State and local governments can pass laws that address racial inequality.

State and local governments can hold hearings on racial issues.

State and local governments can provide funding for programs that address racial inequality.

All of the above

The public can vote for candidates who support policies that address racial inequality.

The public can contact their elected officials to express their views on racial issues.

The public can participate in protests and demonstrations to raise awareness of racial issues.

All of the above