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Letra a está correta. <u>Muito embora a presença das novas mídias seja crescente, ainda há grandes parcelas da população que se encontram excluídas do acesso aos novos meios e à produção cultural. </u>
Explanation:
Essa é a alternativa correta, pois apesar da grande maioria do mundo ser impactada diretamente pelas novas tecnologias, como internet e celulares, ainda há muitos locais no globo onde não há a presença de tecnologia da informação.
Segundo algumas pesquisas realizadas pelo "The Telegraph" nos EUA, há 35 países cuja taxa de utilização de internet é menor do que 20%, e isso ocorre muitas vezes por falta de infraestrutura, geralmente são países muito pobres, marcados por guerras civis e políticas.
Esse fato também ocorre por questões culturais, de países que prezam por viver uma era de desintoxicação digital, como é o caso da Mongólia. Também há países onde o governo controla a utilização da internet, como China e Coreia do Norte, restringindo o uso apenas de servidores do próprio país e controlando o acesso da população a uma internet livre.
The poor man wish for become a rich and have a better life
When Trudy Menard and Barclay Patoir told friends and family they were going to get married, no-one thought it was a good idea - because Trudy was white and Barclay was black.
"When I told them at work they thought I was daft marrying a black man. They all said, 'It won't last you know,' because it was a mixed-race marriage," says Trudy.
"I think some people thought I was marrying beneath myself."
When the couple had first met, a year or so earlier, Trudy admits she too had been uneasy.
"I had been working at Bryant and May's match factory, but it got bombed in the Blitz," says Trudy, now 96.
People don't walk on the other side of the street like they used to
Trudy
"I needed a new job and was told they wanted girls at the Rootes aircraft factory in Speke. We were paired up with engineers and they told me to go with Barclay. I said, 'I'm not going with a coloured man. I've never seen one before.' But they told me if I didn't I'd be sacked so I just got on with it."
Barclay, 97, was an apprentice engineer who had travelled to the UK from British Guiana in South America, now known as Guyana.
"There was a shortage of engineer skills in Britain in World War Two so young men from the Caribbean volunteered to help the mother country," he says.
Between 1941 and 1943, 345 civilians from the Caribbean region travelled to Liverpool under a scheme to increase war production. Barclay was assigned to work on Halifax bombers at the factory in Speke and Trudy was chosen to work as his assistant.
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Answer:
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Explanation:
paom kas a kams an vatt'ghern