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How does Morrison use Claudia as a narrator?

ATo represent the voice of the oppressor

BTo distance the reader from the story

CTo offer an innocent but insightful lens on systemic racism

DTo confuse the reader with multiple perspectives

Answer:

C. To offer an innocent but insightful lens on systemic racism

Read Explanation:

Claudia’s narration brings both childhood honesty and adult reflection, allowing Morrison to explore racism, beauty, and trauma in a deeply human way.


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