Answer:
fear = prejudice = unfair treatment
Explanation:
due to disproportionate rates of crime in black communities, many black kids are unfortunately labeled as being more likely to be untrustworthy and/or violent. This causes a general sense of unease in the prejudiced party, making them more likely to report and punish the black kid for a disproportionate offense.
This is a pattern that can be seen in any marginalized community, and frankly, the colour of one's skin is not the factor at play. This happens to LGBT people, immigrants of any colour, it can happen to any group which is stereotyped as being dangerous in some capacity.
This is where we get into the concept of intersectionality, such as how a black person can oppress a white lgbt person, and so on and so forth. It's all relative to the specific situation at hand.
Answer:
Could you add the passage that they gave you ?
1. It’s impossible to go out right now without seeing people in masks.
2. Although masks can be rather unpleasant, they really help everyone around me when in stores, schools, and almost everywhere else.
3. Having an interview online could be one of the most strange things to considering it’s the first time you’ve seen most people’s whole face.
4. Sometimes when people pull their masks down they disappoint me because they’re either not protected or they don’t look how i thought they would (LOL SORRY)
5. A lot of people disagree with some decisions on how many people should be allowed in certain establishments.
6. This will certainly be an unforgettable time of masks, quarantines, and utter chaos for us all.
really hope this is what you wanted !!
Answer:
i love how i'm not afraid of taking charge or showing how capable i am of doing things on my own without anyones pity or help, it really changes the game for ppl and a very great confidence booster.
i love this about me because it shows how true i am to myself.
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