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The black sociologist who argued in his book The Declining Significance of Race that the problems of the black poor had not been greatly affected by civil rights laws was:
 
  A) William Julius Wilson.
  B) Thomas Sowell.
  C) Clarence Thomas.
  D) Mary Frances Berry.
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Exactly what I needed for my quiz
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