Multiracial social movements:

A) have a long history in the United States
B) are usually less effective than movements primarily composed of people of one race
C) demonstrate that changing people as individuals is easier than changing institutions
D) are based on the color-blind ideology

Multiracial Social Movements

Collective efforts by groups composed of individuals from multiple racial backgrounds aiming to address and advocate for racial and social justice issues.

Color-Blind Ideology

A belief that disregarding racial characteristics promotes racial equality by treating all individuals as equally as possible, without regard to race, culture, or ethnicity.