I’m gonna say it’s b because none of the other ones make any sense
Answer:
Lapointe included information about the Seminole's history and their situation today to demonstrate how some students admire a Mascot for its historic value in a tribe and and symbolizes courage and bravery of not backing down no matter what the situation, this also include the U.S. army.
"Bonding Over a Mascot" is an essay to show the country that an Indian mascot cannot let a community (college) down. It is a great expression by Lapointe to illustrate how absurd things are getting in America.
This excerpt shows that while Martin Luther King Jr and Gandhi are two of the most widely known civil protesters they are not the first nor the most important.
The author used fictional elements to develop a theme in the
story "Look Homeward, Angel" by developing the societal outcast theme
through characterization.
To add, "Look Homeward, Angel"<span> covers the span of time from Eugene's birth to
the age of 19. </span>
