Delmos Jones' study of voluntary organizations among an African-American community in the United States showed him that:
a. No one worked consistently for the organizations unless they were paid for their work.
b. Voluntary organizations are highly successful when founded by minority leaders.
c. His work as a native anthropologist was at the center of the success the African-American community experienced in cultural identity.
d. There was considerable dissent between leadership of the organizations and the members.
e. Native anthropology has little or no value in the discipline.
D
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