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William Ryan’s phrase blaming the victim refers to a. the responsibility of the dominant group for the plight of the subordinate group. b. the responsibility of the subordinate group for its own problems. c. the problems of the dominant group as they impact the subordinate group. d. the conflict between the dominant and subordinate groups.
William Ryan's phrase blaming the victim refers to the responsibility of the subordinate group for its own problems.
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William Ryan's phrase blaming the victim refers to the responsibility of the subordinate group for its own problems.
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