12 In the description of “parallel societies,” what is implied about how politicians view these communities?
(A) They consider them self-contained groups that do not fully participate in dominant society.
(B) They see them as culturally enriching enclaves that should remain separate so as to preserve their distinction.
(C) They regard them as temporary settlements that will eventually disappear with economic growth.
(D) They believe they are indistinguishable from the rest of Danish urban life, which is gradually becoming culturally diverse.