To uphold it as a symbol of unity
To preserve it as a symbol of nationhood
To protect its effect as a symbol
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Answer:
Dorian chooses to follow his pleasures and bear the burden of his past on the painting.
Explanation:
Lord Henry after discovering the death of Sibyl rushes to visit Dorian Gray house and tries to comfort him by saying that she never really lived because she was an actress, and so she never really died. Dorian after hearing from Lord Henry decide to take his advice and enjoy his life without worrying about the past. After Sibyl Vane death, Dorian notices that the painting has changed.
Answer:
This is an example of C. Past-in-present discrimination.
Explanation:
Past-in-present discrimination is a term used to describe the present effects of discrimination that minority groups suffer, due to past discrimination. Most of the discriminatory practices that were legal in the past are no longer allowed, such as the incapability of certain minority groups to own a house, but they have effects that people continue to live with in the present.
In this case, that people couln't own a home has impacted their net worth, although in the present they are allowed to buy a house, which proves that making these discriminatory practices ilegal is has not been enough to close the wealth gap between white Americans and other minority groups, or even the wealth gap between men and women.
