In Ian Haney Lopez "Dog whistle politics", the author intends to rpove that normal, common, good people are the majority of the racist. Although there are sadistic racists driven by hatred, the reason of racism still largely exists is because good people can also be racist. "Even the farmer who killed another human being for the petty act of poaching, I came to understand, was not a homicidal lunatic but a complex person capable of both brutal violence and real generosity".
By "strategic individuals adapt race" he means this, that common people perform everyday acts of racism that are not overlook by law because it adapts itself away from what the law has established.
Answer:
We went to the park and played volleyball all day.
Explanation:
The W in We should be capitalized, and the second 'we' isn't nessecary. To finish it off, there should be a period at the end.
If the second error isn't the we, try adding a comma after park.
Then they kissed each other on the ear then fell on there rear
I sometimes do, but useally no.
Answer:
1. Toaster and the other old appliances set out to town to get Rob because they felt abandoned.
2. The old appliances frighten a Pirate because he captured them.
3. The appliances find a new mistress through a radio advertisement because their old master wanted to sell them.
Explanation:
Cause and effect draws a relationship between two events. It simply tells us the results that arise because of another action or event. "The Brave Little Toaster", tells the story of some appliances who were abandoned by their master because he found a new companion who was allergic to the dust and pollen that were accumulated by the old appliances. Cause and effect examples in this story include;
1. When the appliances felt abandoned by their owner, (cause); they set out to find him in town(effect).
2. When the Pirate captured the appliances and takes the radio with him, (cause); the other appliances frightened him(effect).
3. The appliances made an announcement through the radio for a new buyer or master(effect) because their master abandoned them(cause).
