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What is the main theme explored in Wole Soyinka's poem 'Telephone Conversation'?

AThe beauty of interracial relationships

BThe absurdity of racial prejudice

CThe joys of technological advancement

DThe importance of international travel

Answer:

B. The absurdity of racial prejudice

Read Explanation:

The poem 'Telephone Conversation' primarily explores the absurdity and indignity of racial prejudice. Through a satirical dialogue between a Black man and a white landlady, Soyinka highlights the ridiculous lengths to which people will go to discriminate based on skin color. The poem uses humor to critique and expose the irrationality of racism.


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