Answer: C
Explanation:
An idiom is a group of words established by usage as having a meaning not deducible from those of the individual words (e.g., rain cats and dogs, see the light ).
Answer:
An online publication was chosen on a reputable website. The publication was an article that showed how prejudice has prevented black animals from being adopted.
Explanation:
The article spoke of how prejudice has been embedded in our society in a strong and unbeatable way since the times of slavery. The article points to an existing fact in our society, about how racism has affected animals. The trafficking of black people to our country for enslaved beings has generated a totally wrong concept in our society. This concept states that everything black is bad, immoral, dirty and unworthy of any kind of consideration. We know that this concept has been persecuting black people for centuries, causing them to suffer the most diverse types of prejudice and to have faced a lot of racism during their lives. What few people know is that this racism has reflected even in black animals, causing them to be more discriminated against, less adopted and more abandoned. In addition, these animals are constantly associated with witchcraft, witchcraft and other practices that are rated as bad in our society.
While reading the article and researching the facts that the article pointed out, I changed my perception of racism. In my mind, racism was only associated with people, but now I understand that racism is something so comprehensive that it involves even innocent beings like animals. In addition, these racist concepts have been disseminated in our society disguised as people's "personal taste". We need to combat this and prevent living beings from suffering because of degrading and unrealistic concepts.
To understand better the central idea, let's first define Apartheid.
Apartheid is the segregation of Whites and Black. Where Blacks, mainly in South Africa, are not given equal opportunity with the Whites.
The central idea, therefore, of her essay is the detrimental impact of racism on the social reality and relationships of the two races.
She exposed the bad human relationship, and how the Blacks were discriminated in terms of employment, education, and ownership of properties.
I believe it's D.Blanche Ingram is very arrogant
