English, 18.09.2021 06:40 anthonylemus36

When Melba is finally able to attend Central high, she’s met with lots of dehumanizing torment at the hands of her white classmates; what do you think the fact of these dehumanizing incidents have (or will have) on Melba? (ex: they pretend she smells bad when she walks down the hallway, etc.) pls if u can put one piece of textual evidence

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