Questions: Which of the following statements best reflects the "righteous biker?" (A) Outlaw bikers respect and honor the women in their clubs. (B) Outlaw bikers glorify outrageous behavior. (C) Outlaw bikers consider themselves to be a reflection of the mainstream. (D) Outlaw bikers are nationalistic, but favor racial and ethnic diversity.

The answer is (B) Outlaw bikers glorify outrageous behavior.

This statement does not accurately reflect the typical portrayal of outlaw bikers. While individual experiences may vary, the culture often depicted in media and literature suggests a more complex and sometimes problematic relationship with women, not necessarily characterized by respect and honor.

This statement is most aligned with the common perception of outlaw bikers. They are often seen as embracing a rebellious lifestyle that includes defying societal norms and engaging in behavior that is considered outrageous or unconventional.

Outlaw bikers typically see themselves as countercultural, deliberately setting themselves apart from mainstream society. They often pride themselves on their distinct identity and lifestyle, which contrasts with mainstream values.

While some outlaw biker groups may exhibit nationalistic tendencies, the culture has historically been associated with a lack of racial and ethnic diversity. Many groups have been criticized for their exclusionary practices, which contradicts the idea of favoring diversity.