John is a white, Italian American student living in a racially and ethnically diverse town in Massachusetts. He can begin to develop his cultural competence by
A. only hanging out with people who look and act like him.
B. taking a course in world religions.
C. learning not to express his opinions about street gangs when Hispanics and African Americans are around.
D. taking a trip to Vermont and New Hampshire.
Answer: B
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