Read the excerpt from Notes of a Native Son. He had lived and died in an intolerable bitterness of spirit and it frightened me,
as we drove him to the graveyard through those unquiet, ruined streets, to see how powerful and overflowing this bitterness could be and to realize that this bitterness now was mine. Based on Baldwin’s reflection about his father’s life, which best states the effects of racial prejudice? The effects of racial prejudice evaporate from societies with the passage of time. The effects of racial prejudice impact individuals as opposed to entire societies. The effects of racial prejudice affect only those who experience them directly. The effects of racial prejudice are passed down from generation to generation.
Solution: '...this bitterness was now mine' indicates that effect of racial prejudice are passed down from generation to generation.
The world around a person born into a disadvantaged family sets a conspiracy against him even before they are born and this is passed on to his children.
