Race And Ethnicity In Sports Practice Test

The main idea being tested is how global migration of athletes and workers relates to race relations. The author argues that migration does not inherently change race relations in a universal way; it expands contact and diversity, but the overall impact depends on contextual factors like policies, institutions, and everyday intercultural interactions. In this view, migration by itself isn’t assumed to worsen or improve race relations in a blanket sense, so the stated overall effect is that race relations are not automatically affected. The other possibilities—that migration necessarily creates more challenges, universally improves race relations, or is limited to changing salaries—don’t fit as well because they assign a single, universal outcome to migration, which the author does not claim.