The correct answer is: Because of British oppression, Americans should understand the plight of slaves.
The main idea of this excerpt is to appeal to Jefferson's reason by comparing the slaves' predicament to the one Americans once lived. Banneker mentions how Americans were once reduced to a "State of Servitude" by the British, how much they suffered and how much they deserve to be free after having gone through all that.
He does mention every human being was made by the same Creator, sharing the same flesh and capabilities. However, he does not say people are different because of their abilities and religions - as is stated in one of the options. His sole point here is that, if we are all the same - if we feel the same "Sensations" and have the same faculties -, then there should be no difference when it comes to freedom. Americans deserve to be free from the British. Slaves deserve to be free from slavery.
The Elevator is about a boy named martin who just recently moved in with his father. They live on the 17th floor and Martin has no other choice but to take the elevator; the elevator creeps him out and Martin is faced with his own fears.
The producers of the radio program show bias by omission which entails leaving out one side of a story or event and ignoring the facts that may prove or disprove the different angles. This is often evident when news outlets only report one set of events, but not the others. It is also closely related to bias by spin which entails one interpretation of an event.