How does the author support this central idea of the passage: The CROWN ACT is necessary to provide legal protection from discrimination against hairstyles and textures tied to racial identity?

Question

a. By detailing how few laws protect workplace discrimination of any kind.

b. By listing the different states that have passed a version of the CROWN Act

c. By explaining why the courts have not always protected hairstyles.

d. By explaining why the courts have not always protected hairstyles.

Answer 1

The best option that supports the central idea of the passage is:

c. By explaining why the courts have not always protected hairstyles.

This choice directly addresses the legal context and the need for the CROWN ACT as a response to the inadequacies in current legal protections for hairstyles tied to racial identity.