Why are environmentally dangerous installations most likely to be built in poor communities with a high percentage of African Americans and Hispanic Americans?

A) disadvantaged people are often too politically weak to oppose such facilities
B) the job opportunities afforded by such installations may appear attractive to them
C) both of these choices
D) none of these choices

Poor communities with a high percentage of African Americans and Hispanic Americans often have less political power and resources to fight against environmentally dangerous installations. Additionally, job opportunities that come with these installations may seem attractive to residents in these communities who may face high unemployment rates. Therefore, both of these factors contribute to why such installations are more likely to be built in these communities.