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3 years ago

Which is an example of racial equality?

2 answers:

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I think the answer is C because it says that anyone can seat, the only problem is if you smoke which doesn't have to do with anything about race.

Explanation:
It is not A because it says different interests rates for ASIANS which makes it racial inequality

It is not B because the police officer only pulls over the HISPANIC women which makes racial inequality

It's not D because it says lower premiums to WHITE applicants, which makes it racial inequity.

DedPeter [7]3 years ago

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Hey there!

Racial inequality is when there is not bias towards any one based on race.

In A, the bank offers different interest rates for Asians. This is not fair to other races, so it is racial inequality because it is biased towards or against the Asians, depending on the interest rates.

In B, the man deliberately chooses to pull over the Hispanic woman, which is biased against her because of her race. This is racial inequality.

In D, the company gives lower premiums if one is white, which is biased towards them, which is not an example of racial equality.

In C, the restaurant will not allow smoking, which is not biased towards any race, but simply trying to avoid smoking. There is racial equality because they will seat anyone.

Therefore, the answer is C. a restaurant that will seat anyone but does not allow smoking.

I hope this helps! Have a great day!

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