The Factors (Such as Gender or Race) That Form the Basis

question 4

Multiple Choice

The factors (such as gender or race) that form the basis for discrimination tend to be _______ to those who have that factor and _____ to those who are privileged by that factor.

• A) reversed . . . . straightforward
• B) invisible . . . . visible
• C) visible . . . . invisible
• D) irrelevant . . . . relevant

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Definitions:

Hyperactivated

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Ovum

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Kangaroo Care

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