Martin Luther King, Jr., would think the U.S. currently is plagued with racism. After all, he'd think this if the U.S. hasn't sufficiently dealt with the economic inequalities between different racial groups; and the U.S. hasn't sufficiently dealt with the economic inequalities between different racial groups.
And it's safe to say the U.S. hasn't sufficiently dealt with the economic inequalities between different racial groups. Because either U.S. politicians have been willing to address the fact African Americans have fewer economic opportunities or the U.S. hasn't sufficiently dealt with the economic inequalities between different racial groups. No
HINT: An Inductive Generalization supports a generalization about a group by referring to a sample of that group. This sub-argument's premises do not refer to a sample of the group addressed by the conclusion.
Consider the following extended argument:
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