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puteri [66]
3 years ago
5

Reverend Murphy said that African Americans "will accept in the white man's country the place assigned him by the white man, ...

not by stress of rivalry, but by genial cooperation with the white man's interests." Why do you think some people found this offensive? Analyze Reverend Murphy's language.​
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1 answer:
ehidna [41]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Due to use of harsh words.

Explanation:

Reverend Murphy's language is offensive and taunting because he says that African Americans were allowed to live in the country by still assuming them as a salve. those people who found this offensive is right because this language is offensive in which the Reverend Murphy insults the African Americans. This type of language was not allowed by the Reverend Murphy which hurts the feelings of African Americans as they are also equal citizens of the country.

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