<span>To be able to defend that women sell their bodies (and that men buy them) one must first abolish the victim and instead redefine the prostitude as a sex worker, a strong woman who knows what she wants. I think u too young to know about it.
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The figurative language device used is the simile. This can be seen when Trevor claims that the relationship between him and Teddy was like a "house on fire."
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The simile is a figure of speech that allows an explicit comparison to be made between two elements.
- This type of comparison is always performed using the words "like" or "as."
- When Trevor talks about his relationship with Teddy, he states that "Teddy and I got along like a house on fire," allowing the simile to be noticed.
This question is about the book "Born a Crime."
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Answer:
D. Because of his upbringing, he did not act how white southerners expected blacks to act, so his murderers singled him out as a sign of unwanted racial progress.
Explanation:
Emmett Till, a 14 years old boy was killed in the summer of 1955 Mississippi , in when he went to visit his uncle Mose Wright. His growth in Chicago, in a predominantly black neighborhood made him unaware of how deep racial prejudice was.
He had confidence that he was as good as the whites and that made Bob Bryant and his friends more furious at him. They were not happy that he could confidently challenge them and this resulted in his brutal murder.
C. Would be your answer
cause "up" is a Preposition
