Use a word processor (such as MS Word) to revise the following sentences so that the subject and verb of each sentence identify key actors and...

Use a word processor (such as MS Word) to revise the following sentences so that the subject and verb of each sentence identify key actors and actions. The dedication of professors to multiculturalism is crucial to encouraging students of all races to succeed. Currently, the percentage of full-time African-American professors teaching in American universities is less than eight. A challenge to the traditional "white" canon of literature was brought about by minority professors from across the nation. In a democratic society, it is nearly impossible for professors to separate education from politics. The idea of equal opportunity in education is supported by most Americans. In the 1980s, there was a marked decline in the number of African-American students enrolled in four-year universities. During the recession, many federal scholarships for minorities were cut by politicians trying to balance the national budget. Writing about how race is portrayed in literature is a way that critics explore the problems of racism. Falling into the trap of the white Western tradition was a risk African-Americans who wrote about "black" issues within the terms of "white" language took. In the book Loose Canons, the arguments of Henry Louis Gates Jr., a professor at Harvard University, work to uncover common assumptions about racism in literature.