The Full-Plate Syndrome is
a. very common amongst middle-class white women, who choose to work and have it all, rather than caring for their families.
b. problem after problem is compounded so that the poor and the oppressed have little time or energy to confront their situation.
c. the situation of a minority of people having more than enough of money and other resources in a community where the majority has too little.
d. an attempt to overcompensate for previous deprivation by never being satisfied, no matter how full one’s plate is.
B
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