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Question
Jamila is an individual with an intellectual disability who is frequently discriminated against due to her disability. Jamila would most likely be considered a member of aA. quasi-suspect class
B. quasi-discriminatory class
C. quasi-prejudicial class
D. quasi-separate class
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