Which of the following statements about Clinton’s “One America” advisory board is MOST accurate?
a. Its seven members consisted entirely of African Americans and Hispanic Americans.
b. It emphasized education as an important means of addressing racism.
c. Its recommendations had little influence on the president’s actual policies.
d. From its inception, it received the wholehearted support of the American people.
b. It emphasized education as an important means of addressing racism.
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