Answer and Explanation:
In my opinion, attitudes towards racism in our modern society have changed very little compared to the society described in TKaM. Although we no longer have racial segregation, the black population suffers from intense racism, in addition to being constant victims of racial violence, being devalued, discrediting and even killed in the name of the intolerance and prejudice that racism promotes. We have not evolved in relation to racism, on the contrary, society, led by whites, encourages a system where blacks never have a voice and are always the victims.
Answer:
Cons for supporting Ukraine is that a world war three will occur no matter what
Multiple deaths
Trade is gonna be affected between the U.S and other countries
Pros
Is that NATO would probably come in to help Ukraine
Which could end the war
Since putin didnt want Ukraine to join
Explanation:
True.
The
Greek used theater festivals to honor their Gods. They presented both
tragedies and comedies.
<span>It
is not just a part of literature nowadays. Greek theater transformed
into movies. Many people enjoy watching
mystery films such as movies about Prometheus. Others
like history. It's
also interesting to read popular dramas as
Aeschylus,
Sophocles, and Euripides. <span>So,
you can truly say that many Greek tragedies and comedies have
survived to this day.</span></span>
The correct answer to this open question is the following.
What Felix Lohitai's oral history reveal about the relationship between a refugee's personal connections and their resettlement are that it was important for him to have a connection that helped him to settle in another place because he previously had tried to do all the procedures and formalities on his own, and he had never been successful.
Felix tells in the interview that he received the help of Mary Mason, a Church missionary from the Church of Brethren. She helped him with tuition bu she had to move to Puerto Rico. However, she spoke with Phil and Louie Reiman, who contacted Felix. and told him to call an important official at the UNHCR to talk about his resettlement.
In 2015, Juliet Linderman from the "Voice of Witness" interviewed Felix Lohitai, a South Sudanese refugee, who finally could move to Erie Pennsylvania.