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kompoz [17]
10 months ago
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Katen [24]10 months ago
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It is false that everyone wanted to be Justin's friend and it is incorrect to say that someone who loves all around them are people who embrace bigotry.

<h3>What is the meaning of "pariah"?</h3>

A pariah is someone who is rejected by society, someone with whom people do not wish to have any involvement. Therefore, if Justin is treated like a pariah, that means people do not want to be friends with him. Therefore, the answer to the first question is false.

<h3>What is the meaning of bigotry?</h3>

Bigotry is, simply put, prejudice. A person who embraces bigotry is someone who judges others based on their belonging to a group, race, gender, nationality, etc.

The person described in the second question is someone who loves and accepts all around them, no matter who they are. Therefore, this is not a person who embraces bigotry.

We can thus conclude that the answer provided above are correct.

Learn more about bigotry here:

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