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What is the symbolic meaning of the Dick and Jane passages before each chapter?

AThey show how children learn to read

BThey reflect Pecola's writing skills

CThey summarize each chapter

DThey contrast white idealism with Black reality

Answer:

D. They contrast white idealism with Black reality

Read Explanation:

The Dick and Jane stories represent the perfect white family, which starkly contrasts the lives of the Breedloves.


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