Pony then says, "I had taken the long way around, but I was finally home" (Hinton, 84). Pony essentially means that he has finally learned that Darry actually loves him and he will never entertain the idea of running away again

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The author includes this information to- show that the majority of people are using the word "ghetto" incorrectly. explain that

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This question is about the article "Is the word 'ghetto' racist?"

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Initially the word "ghetto" was created to designate a small Italian neighborhood where Jews lived. After a long time this word was used to designate areas where a social minority is found in large numbers, in America, these places are considered a type of "slum" where many blacks, or economically weak people huddle together to build houses. This made the word take on a perjective meaning today. This is because Americans have used the word "ghetto" in a racist way to express places and behaviors associated with the black, poor and resourceless population that is outside the considerable standard admired by society.

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