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What is the role of internalized racism in the novel?

AIt causes the characters to revolt

BIt fuels violence, shame, and self-hatred

CIt leads to social mobility

DIt creates pride in one’s identity

Answer:

B. It fuels violence, shame, and self-hatred

Read Explanation:

Characters like Pauline, Maureen, and Pecola internalize white supremacist views, which lead to self-rejection, violence, and emotional disintegration.


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