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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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He just hates me out of discrimination.
Is the following sentence correct?
I have never done anything bad to him. He just hates me out of discrimination.
I have never done anything bad to him. He just hates me out of discrimination.
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Discrimiation is how he acts towards you. His prejudice is how he feels. "
- Discrimiation is how he acts towards you.
- His prejudice is how he feels.
- "
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Discrimiation is how he acts towards you. His prejudice is how he feels. "His hatred of me is based only on his prejudice."
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