Anecdotal evidence shows that african-american and white coal miners in the 1950s were completely segregated above ground and completely integrated below ground. in addition, most ministers in the 1950s supported desegregation but kept this support to themselves. these examples suggest the operation of in prejudice.

conformity

Explanation:

According to my research on African-American Segregation in the 1950's, I can say that based on the information provided within the question these examples suggest the operation of conformity in prejudice. This can be said because the ministers conformed to the general public but secretly supported desegregation amongst themselves.

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