The _________________ was a nonscientific, random measure involving various untrained laypersons making decisions about others’ racial makeup based on their own perceptions of race-based physical characteristics.

If audience members are maintaining eye contact with the speaker, they are probably listening

Indicate whether the statement is true or false

Cities were told by the Supreme Court that they cannot refuse to allow a second cable system to “overbuild” an area if the infrastructure can support two systems. That happened in:

a) City of Los Angeles v. Preferred Communications; b) National Cable Television Assn. v. FCC; c) Turner Broadcasting v. FCC; d) Capital Cities Cable v. Crisp; e) U.S. v. Southwestern Cable Co.