Your friend was part of an organization that lobbied Congress and eventually saw some success in 2008 when the House passed a resolution offering a formal apology for past injustices. Your friend was working on behalf of what minority group?
A. Japanese Americans
B. African Americans
C. Hispanic Americans
D. Native Americans
E. Chinese Americans
Answer: B
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