The play portrayed Miss Daisy suspicious of Hoke because of his race., S-TV-DO, S-TV-DO-OC, S-TV-IO-DO, S-LV-C, They rushed to the garage., S-LV-C, S-TV-DO, S-IV, S-TV-IO-DO, Critics labeled the scene an honest depiction of racial bias in 1950s Atlanta., S-TV-DO-OC, S-IV, S-TV-IO-DO, S-TV-DO, She is beautiful and tall., S-IV, S-TV-DO-OC, S-TV-DO, S-LV-C, The speaker told the audience a powerful message about equality., S-TV-DO, S-TV-D-IO-DO, S-TV-DO-OC, S-IV, The librarian provided the students books highlighting equality and diversity., S-TV-IO-DO, S-LV-C, S-TV-DO-OC, S-TV-DO, She runs to the park with her dog., S-LV-C, S-IV, S-TV-DO, S-TV-IO-DO, They are quiet the whole time., S-LV-C, S-TV-DO, S-IV, S-TV-IO-DO, Our group showed the class a story that challenged prejudice., S-TV-DO, S-TV-DO-OC, S-LV-C, S-TV-IO-DO, She hit the ball twice., S-IV, S-TV-DO, S-LV-C, S-TV-DO-OC.

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