The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "Assume that you are talking about tribal dominances in India, then it has <span>almost become gospel amongst the scholars world over to discuss the historiography of India in terms of binaries such as (1) center and margin vis-à-vis centrality & marginality, (2) placed & displaced, (3)e</span><span>lites & dalits, (4) tribal & non-tribal. Thereby to establish that Indian cultural traditions & mega narratives could never assess & integrate the mass articulation comprising the voice of the ethnic minorities, especially the dislocated communities.</span>
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Collins had to struggle against gender bias and gender inequality, which still exist in aviation.
Collins has accomplished extraordinary things, but she is a normal person in many ways.
Explanation:
<em>"Eileen Collins Is in Control"</em> is a text about a woman named Eileen Collins, a former NASA astronaut and United States Air Force colonel. Throughout her career, Collins became the most distinguished female figure among the astronauts. The text points out her contribution to the field of aviation, which was mainly reserved for men. It describes her path, both in private and professional life, and how she was able to stand up for herself and decide what kind of life she wanted to live.
Yes, Postema fulfilled her chief aspiration of becoming an umpire in the major leagues.
