What best describes the realities of equality before the law in the United States?
A. The chances of arrest and punishment are equal for all.
B. The poor are more likely to get arrested but not punished.
C. The rich are equally likely to be punished, but less likely to be arrested.
D. The poor face a greater likelihood of arrest and punishment.
Answer: D
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a. individuation/identity b. identity/intimacy c. individuation/self-differentiation d. self-differentiation/intimacy
The first time that Gloria knew something was fundamentally wrong with her, she learned this
a. when she first saw the statue of Coatlicue, or Serpent Skirt, at the Museum of Natural History in New York City. b. from her self-consciousness caused by her bleeding that made her feel like 'everyone knew' whenever they looked at her. c. from the worried look on her parents' faces when she was two or three years old. d. when she engaged in compulsive, repetitious activities, or addictions, in order to prevent herself from facing her fears.
In 2017, ______ became the first state to allow residents to attain a new birth certificate in a non-binary gender designation.
A. Illinois B. California C. Nevada D. Florida
Which one of these social events did the original Coleman study address?
A. whether schools should be racially integrated B. whether schools should educate girls and boys separately C. whether educational differences were genetic or biological D. whether students should be homeschooled