Roland Mckee is the author of The American Indian Way, a memoir of his success as a businessman. He is a member
of the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community, an
Indian reservation in central Arizona established in 1879.
McKee is the owner of two casinos built on tribal land. He
also sponsors the American Indian Scholarship fund,
which helps American Indian teens living on reservations
attend college.
Which statement best describes a bias that the author of The American
Indian Way might have?
O A. McKee does not believe teens should attend college.
O B. Mckee supports the unfair treatment of American Indians.
O C. Mckee is critical of the treatment of American Indians.
O D. McKee opposes building casinos on tribal land.

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