Question

In many U.S. classroom settings, students of color are often dubbed the "experts" on race through what practice? Group of answer choices Allowing students of color to speak for themselves. Asking students of color to speak for an entire population. Inflating the grades of students of color. Tracking students of color into ethnic studies majors.

Answer 1

Answer:

Asking students of color to speak for an entire population.

Explanation:

There have been several programs in the United States to eliminate racism in all aspects, including in the classroom. However, in many United States classroom settings, some students are usually asked to speak for an entire population. For example, an african-American may be asked to speak for the entire African-American because he or she has been dubbed as the "experts" on race.