One of the biggest lessons that can be learned from systemic racism is that public and governmental institutions are built to encourage this type of racism and it is up to us to fight it.
<h3>What is systemic racism?</h3>
- It is a type of maintenance of prejudice against social minorities.
- Public, private, and governmental institutions can establish themselves to maintain racist concepts.
Systemic racism prevents people from being treated equally, as they should be, and creates a system to disadvantage social minorities, especially African Americans, at all costs. This type of system is highly harmful as it impedes social advancement, equality, and justice, making the State flawed and inefficient.
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Angela Warren...look at the superscript number after the sentence that references the flying buttresses and them look below to the source that corresponds with that number (3)
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Answer:
b. They needed more protection to survive in colder areas
Explanation:
Because they created their clothes to be able to survive from the cold, and they sought refuge like the big rocks where they hid from the cold, in this way they migrated seeking refuge.
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