An example of prejudice is… A. Workers divided by a racial or ethnic line B. All choices C. Cliques in high school D. Membership in a fraternity

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An example of prejudice is…
A.
Workers divided by a racial or ethnic line

B.
All choices

C.
Cliques in high school

D.
Membership in a fraternity

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