Question

which theory rejects the idea that social problems can be broken down into separate issues that only affect specific identity groups?
a. realistic conflict
b. critical race
c. equity
d. intersectionality

Explanation:

Intersectionality posits that social identities (race, gender, class, etc.) intersect, so social problems cannot be reduced to separate, single-identity group issues. Other options: Realistic conflict focuses on resource competition; critical race centers on racial oppression; equity is about fair resource distribution, not rejecting single-group framing of social problems.

Answer:

d. intersectionality