Answer:
I believe it's C. I would have said A, but A is not a theme.
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I think that the title of this poem relates to the subject of racism because when African Americans feel alone, it could feel like you are all alone in a dark car. This is a very good metaphor to how racism could feel to people. A car allows you travel to places and reach a destination. It is much more difficult to reach your destination in the dark, so this shows that they feel at a disadvantage because of the darkness, but they still have the potential to succeed because they are in the car.
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Answer:
The author uses a simple and objective language, organized in a sequential structure.
Explanation:
Textual structure is how text is organized. In "I, Too, Have a Dream" we can see that the author used a sequential structure. This can be seen because the entire text is organized by a sequence of desires that the author has. These desires are presented as dreams and these dreams show how some behaviors and thoughts that invade women must be abandoned for everyone to be happy. The author uses very simple language, but objective and punctual, allowing readers to understand exactly what the author is talking about, recognize these thoughts and behaviors in themselves and realize how harmful they are and should be abandoned.
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