Read the passage. what does this passage inform the reader about? when neto quits the team who quits with neto what the team uniforms look like how the coach reacts what the coach does after they leave

When Neto quits the team.

Who quits with Neto.

How the coach reacts.

Explanation:

Phillip Hoose It's Our World, Too!: Young People Who Are Making a Difference is a book based on the numerous true stories of young people's acts to bring about change in the world in different aspects. The particular passage is about Neto and his team who were subjected to racial discrimination because of their Hispanic culture.

In the passage, the protagonist Neto and some of his friends from the team were seen heading to the coach's office and handed him their uniforms and pads. They decided to quit the team, hoping that their coach will understand. But he only told them that "the fans would call [them] losers and quitters instead of respecting [them]". Neto simply states that "now there was no turning back", then they left the office.  In the hope to stand up against the racial discrimination against them, they decided to quit the team to make their voice heard.

Thus, the whole passage tells about when Neto and his friends quit the team and how their coach reacted to the decision.  

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