Answer: This sense of being marginal or alien in one’s own country of birth was brought to the fore in a jarring way immediately after the Paris attacks, when French President François Hollande asked for additional powers to combat terrorism including some that clearly encroach on civil liberties, such as revoking the French nationality of dual citizens, even those born in France if they are convicted of committing acts of terrorism.
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Long ago Latinos and Native Americans freedom wasn't like before 1900's. First thing Christopher Columbus shouldn't be famous and the name of the day was finally changed in 2021. Plus Columbus also tortured the Native Americans. Now days, Native Americans are praised for finding this land and Columbus is now rejected.
Latinos were treated as slaves/ prisoners of The United States of America, because the border between America and Mexico. The U.S Border Patrol doesn't let them in until they got picked to resettle. For centuries they have been fed racism, ignorance and a stubborn unwillingness to understand a population who ancestors where here in millions. Before the pilgrim set foot on the land. Donald Trump back then also blocked Latino/Mexican Americans from passing the borders. As they were called disease-ridden, two-legged bags of human debris. Also a disagreement in America about the things they done to America, by turning a lot of people into crime-ridden and drug-infested slums. Which isn't true because their is a lot of other countries that had people smuggle in drugs like heroin, etc. In most, American schools Latinos are treated equal but not for the Latinos stuck at the border. Most people are blaming Mexico for having a lot of people in America who trafficking kids that belong to American families in U.S. Around 200,000 kids a year get trafficked into s*x industry or slavery in Mexico.
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B. Reading about how earlier historians wrote about the French Revolution
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