They were trained to end the racial segregation at lunch counters in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
It seems that your question has missed some details, but anyway, here is the correct answer. Based on what Friedan said, the speaker is most likely trying to express that feelings of discontentment among women were growing but still could not be expressed openly. Hope this helps you. <span>
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No punctuation. For that sentence, you need to have a question mark (?) at the end of it, to signal the end of the sentence, and to show that it’s a question.
Answer:
Number 2
Explanation:
Whenever we were rude to other kids, our mom would remind us that "what goes around, comes around"; <em>I</em> didn't understand it as a child, but now I know how true it is.
<em>Make sure you include the "I" after "comes around"</em>
We needed to cross the foaming river to get back to camp, but the river had washed the bridge away, and all that was left was a few pieces of broken wood.