Racial discrimination would play a big role in social interactions. For example, let’s say that a racially discriminated male is applying for a job as a stock broker. Ten other white males are also applying for the same job. Most likely, one of the ten white males will be given the job. The racially discriminated male will most likely not be given the job solely because of the color of his skin. Another example could be a racially discriminated female is looking to purchase a new car. This female might be denied the purchase of a new car because she “is too poor”. This assumption is most likely based on her skin color. Applying to college could be another struggle for a racially discriminated individual. Colleges could not only look at an individual’s transcript, but also their race. Two individuals, one white and one racially discriminated, both earned all A’s on their transcript. The white male will most likely be accepted because of his race.
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tacos
black sheep
prayers
God and
dusty velvet
These words are part of American Identity in one way or the other. For example, the God, Americans believe that, their country was founded on God while tacos is a popular shopping branded market in America where cheaper goods are gotten by American citizens (that is part of American identity and also being popular among the people).
I guess the answer would be : <span> b)overshadowed.
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I am pretty sure that <span>the option which best describes one of the themes in "mending wall" by Robert frost is being shown in the first represented variant:
</span><span>wall" by Robert frost?
a.people often put up barriers</span><span>
During the poem author always asks : </span> "where it is we do not need the wall"? and the answer he gets is that "Good fences make good neighbors'', he was wondering why people always create barriers or obstacles in their lives so I bet this option is the most suitable one.
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I dont quite get it, Are we trying to find antonyms? And if so, is there an underlined word we need to focus on?
Unless, you are talking about "opposite of".
The prefix that you would find in a word to indicate "opposite of." is "Dis."
