His social identity will play a either a small role or a large role based on what he is presenting. For example, if he is presenting on how to grow a plant his social identity will play a small role because he cannot influence anything that has to do with growing plants. Your questions are based on opinion so I will answer based on what I would think. I would not believe him more just because of his color or race, if he had experience in growing plants I would believe him more based on this information, while if they had never grown plants I would be less likely to believe them. I would not have a different opinion if they were a person of color. I think that he has experienced discrimination before simply because everyone has. The level of discrimination that he has faced depends on his backround.
War in Iraq and the ecosytem
Answer:
true
Explanation: i come from a family that practiced buddhism along time before we practiced christianity, my mother comes from a place in asia called cambodia
Monotheism is the belief of just one g-d. hebrews don't try spreading it BUT they do encourage it so people only believe in one person/g-d instead of multiple.
I believe it's in first person point of view.