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An increase in lifetime wealth
Frozen in Time
A phrase describing something that appears to be unchanged or preserved exactly as it was at a particular moment in the past.
Native Americans
Indigenous peoples of the United States, including those who were living in the land that is now the U.S. before European colonization.
Psychological Consequences
The mental and emotional effects resulting from specific actions, experiences, or situations.
Media Portrayals
The representation or depiction of diverse groups, events, and ideas through various media channels, often reflecting or reinforcing societal biases.
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