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TVarnum

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In sports, calling a player of color a derogatory name, participating in racist chanting during a sporting event, and writing racist graffiti in a team's locker room are all forms of _____ racism.
 
  a. closed
  b. overt
  c. open
  d. subtle

Question 2

Clifford Geertz notes that religion is_________________ __________.
 
  a. a set of beliefs that give people moral direction
 b. doctrine or written text that comes from sources like the Bible or the Koran
 c. a set of cultural symbols that elicit powerful moods and motivations and that give meaning to people's behavior
 d. the belief in a single, all-powerful, supernatural being that creates and guides human life



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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