Can someone answer this, please?

write a short story about discrimination?

"Well, Donald Trump, because he doesn’t like black people"

The Flowers | Alice Walker

Myop is a ten-year-old girl who is out exploring the woods behind her family’s sharecropper cabin on a beautiful summer day. As she starts to head home she makes a shocking discovery.

“The Flowers” is the fourth story in the Amazon preview of The Penguin Book of the Modern American Short Story.

The Barber | Flannery O’Connor

While a man gets his hair cut, his barber ridicules his liberal views, especially his support of a black candidate in the neighborhood.

This is the second story in the preview of The Complete Stories.

Desiree’s Baby | Kate Chopin

Desiree had been adopted as a toddler. She is now an adult with a baby of her own. She and her husband, Armand, are very happy. After a while, there are some whispers about the baby’s background.

This story can be read by selecting it in the table of contents of The Awakening, and Selected Short Stories.

Indian Education | Sherman Alexie

A chronicle of the life of Victor, from grade 1 through high school. Victor gets bullied, wrongly judged by teachers, and sees his peers take destructive paths.

Read here

“Indian Education” is one of the stories in The Lone Ranger and Tonto Fistfight in Heaven.

Town and Country Lovers | Nadine Gordimer

In part 1, a white geologist and a black cashier become involved even though there’s a law against such relationships.

In part 2, a white farmer’s son has a relationship with the black daughter of a farm worker. Shortly after, she marries a black man who has loved her for a long time.

Judgement Day | Flannery O’Connor

Tanner, an elderly white man from the South, goes to live with his daughter in New York. He thinks he knows how to deal with African-Americans, but when he tries befriending one of his daughter’s neighbors, things go wrong.

“Judgement Day” (PDF page 534)

The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses | Bessie Head

In South Africa under apartheid, a group of political prisoners are used to having some leeway in prison.  There’s news of a new warden, known for being strict and harsh.

hello!

your answer is a. ethical, emotional, and rational.

in order for someone to believe what you say it has to be ethical (morally correct). it should appeal to their emotions, and it must be rationally approving.

also, the other answer is incorrect.

hope this !

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have a great day!

~courtney