Question

The writers feel that racial problems should be solved by
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Answer 1

I’m missing the passage or source—who are “the writers” and where did this line come from? Please paste the sentence or short excerpt if you can.

If you don’t have the text, here are several common ways that sentence is completed (with a brief note on when each fits):

- “education and improved understanding.” — often used when writers stress changing attitudes and prejudice through schooling and dialogue.
- “legal reform and equal enforcement of the law.” — used when the emphasis is on government action and civil rights legislation.
- “economic opportunity and social programs.” — when writers link racial problems to poverty and structural inequality.
- “integration and interpersonal contact.” — when the argument is that contact between groups reduces prejudice.
- “nonviolent protest and activism.” — if the writers support community organizing and civil-rights movements.
- “open discussion and reconciliation.” — when the focus is on truth-telling, apologies, and healing processes.

Tell me which text or choice list you’re working from and I’ll give the best completion.