Question

this theory, presented in chapter 3 of the warde text, claims that a country or an institution serves the interests of the powerful, wealthy elite, even if it claims to represent everyone.
capacity theory
intersectionality theory
critical race theory
conflict theory
question 4
2 pts
this theory, presented in chapter 3 of the warde text, notes, among other tenants, that racial stereotypes are omnipresent and limit the opportunities for people of color.
intersectionality theory
conflict theory
capacity theory
critical race theory

Explanation:

Question (above Question 4)

To solve this, we analyze each theory:

• Capacity Theory: Not about elite interests.
• Intersectionality Theory: Focuses on overlapping identities, not elite power.
• Critical Race Theory: Focuses on race and racism, not elite power.
• Conflict Theory: Posits that societies/institutions serve the powerful elite (bourgeoisie, wealthy) over the masses, matching the description.

Analyze each theory:

• Intersectionality Theory: Deals with overlapping social identities, not racial stereotypes limiting opportunities.
• Conflict Theory: Focuses on class/elite power, not race-specific stereotypes.
• Capacity Theory: Irrelevant to racial stereotypes.
• Critical Race Theory: Examines how racial stereotypes and systemic racism limit opportunities for people of color, matching the description.

Answer:

D. Conflict Theory

Question 4