The Letter from Birmingham Jail was an open letter written by Martin Luther King Jr. in 1963 where he talks about the nonviolent resistance to racism and emphasizes that people should work for justice and equality to come instead pleasantly wait for it. He wrote the words "Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere".
Taking this in consideration the correct answer is Separate.
Passenger transportation was required to provide equal but separated accommodations for white and colored races through separate cars or designated areas.
The other options are not correct because unequal is the opposite to the main idea of the sentence and similar is a synonym of equal.
“Sons abandon their fathers without emotion.”
To conclude that the prisoners are emotionally numb, you would use keywords/phrases. In the quote above, words such as “abandon” and “without emotion” show that the characters are void, show no remorse as they do not care. They are numb. -Can’t feel anything.
“The men tell each other to have courage” does not quite fill the line for “emotionally numb” as though they are probably feeling a sense of dread. Trying to encourage each other for the future.
Answer:
As the stranger drove away in their van with the policeman tailing them, Elisa sighs with exasperation. She picks up her sandwich and takes a bite. The crunch of lettuce fills the air as she masticates. After she finishes, she throws away the wrapper. "Why did the police man have to butt in?" She says to herself. "The stranger promised me candy." Feeling disappointed, she walks home.
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Seriously though, what is the rest of the question?
