William Julius Wilson argues that race determines one's opportunities and disadvantages in life as much now as it did 50 years ago.Therefore,he calls for race-specific policies,such as affirmative action,which apply racial quotas in education and at work,to help members of disadvantaged racial groups.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  William Julius Wilson argues that economic class has become more important than race in determining one's opportunities and disadvantages in life. He suggests that focusing solely on race-specific policies might not address the underlying issues of inequality and advocates for policies that also consider economic disparities.

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