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English, 11.06.2021 20:10, DraeDrae138

Read this passage from the article: The debate over renaming schools that honor people with stories related to racism continues to provoke divisions. Such arguments have gained traction due to recent nationwide protests against racial inequality.

In this passage, the word division means .

A To something that is appreciated
B something that is entertaining
C something that causes disagreement
D Say something that changes frequently

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