<em>"I notice that everyone in favor of abortion has already been born." </em>- Ronald Reagan 1980, in response to a question on his position on abortion during the presidential debates.
<em> "Keep Bush, Cheney, Ashcroft and Rumsfeld in office! After all, why change horsemen in mid-apocalypse?"</em> - found on a website during the 2004 Bush re-election campaign.
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In both sentences, humor is used sarcastically to make your speeches more acceptable and less thick or even absurd.</u>
The answer is: <span>The extended family plays a greater role in African American and Latino families.
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White families are more individualistic in nature, where the nuclear family itself might be close, but the extended family, that is, the cousins, uncles, aunts are not too tight knit.
The causes are not too clear but economics does play a huge role. White families generally tend to be better educated and prosperous. Different members of the society can live in different parts of the country, leading independent lives and not being in touch.
However, African Americans and Latin families usually live close to each other and even sometimes in the same house. This is usually out of economic necessity, which also helps to create stronger bonds.
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I would make an assumption and say A.
Alice Neel is best known for her "Stark; unflinchingly realistic" portraits, a collection of souls handpicked from all strata of society.
Alice Neel was an American visual artist, who was known for her representations portraying companions, family, sweethearts, writers, specialists and outsiders. Her artworks have an expressionistic utilization of line and shading, mental intuition, and enthusiastic force. Neel was called "one of the best portrait artist of the twentieth century" by Barry Walker.
