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How does the novel depict the concept of racial identity?

AIt emphasizes the superiority of white beauty

BIt explores the destructive effects of internalized racism

CIt presents all races as equal

DIt encourages interracial unity

Answer:

B. It explores the destructive effects of internalized racism

Read Explanation:

Characters like Pecola, Pauline, and Maureen reflect internalized racial hierarchies, believing that whiteness is beauty and Blackness is inferiority, which leads to self-hatred and fragmentation.


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