One of the Reasons HIV Is Difficult to Destroy Once

question 70

Multiple Choice

One of the reasons HIV is difficult to destroy once it has infected a person is

• A) the virus has the tendency to mutate.
• B) the virus can thrive even outside the host.
• C) antibodies are attracted to GP 120 in HIV.
• D) the virus can propel itself independently in the host.

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Overt Racism

Explicit and openly displayed acts of racial prejudice and discrimination.

Laissez-Faire Racism

A form of racial bias that manifests through indifference or non-intervention in matters of racial inequality, effectively perpetuating discrimination.

Colorblind Racism

The ideology that disregards racial characteristics when evaluating an individual, potentially ignoring systemic inequalities.

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