It depends what you are looking for. i would say about 35% Caucasians, 33% Blacks, and 33% Hispanics.
Have you explained it to him? If you did, then he should understand. I'm gonna give you advice based on what I would do.
I would like to get to know him more as friends, and tell him that eventually we could be more, but for now I am still hung up on my ex and I need more time to move on. And getting to know him more in a could-be relationship stand point would give you a chance to see if he really loves you or not.
Sometimes people like to guilt-trip people back into relationships even if you don't want to be in one right at that point. It's happened to me before, and it sucks.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
The answer is the US department of health and human services
Explanation:
The US department of health and human services in 2010 did not include a call to improve the healthcare services of LGBTQ (Lesbians, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer/questioning).
The report published in 2010 did not include words relating to LGBTQs, hence matters relating to their health was not mentioned.
B is the correct answer here: society is neither private, economic, or internal.
