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This jobs examines groups who are the subject of segregation and discrimination today.
This job focuses on this question:
"Are the groups who are the subject of segregation and discrimination today as popular in their struggle for civil rights as groups in the past?"
This solution compares groups who are the subject of segregation and discrimination today and considers if they are as popular in their struggle for civil rights as groups in the past. Several examples are listed to validate.
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