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If equality is talked about but some groups are kept socially distant in daily life, what does it show?

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Correct answer: Practical equality is incomplete

Correct answer: A. Equality must be visible in actual behaviour and relationships, not only in speeches, laws, or slogans. If some groups are avoided, excluded, or treated as socially inferior in daily life, they do not yet enjoy equal dignity and acceptance in practice. A is correct because the example shows that practical equality remains incomplete even though equality is being discussed. B is wrong because discrimination or social exclusion is evidence of an unfinished democratic condition. C is wrong because unfair social distance is not a democratic value. D sounds reasonable as a general statement, but it does not name the conclusion asked for as directly as A; in this situation, the specific conclusion is that practical equality is incomplete. Memory cue: compare what people say with how they actually treat one another.

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Practical EqualitySocial DistanceBehaviourDiscriminationBroader Meaning Of DemocracyWhat Is Democracy? Why Democracy?What Is Democracy Why DemocracyCivics

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