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What role does the setting of Lorain, Ohio, play in the novel?

AIt serves as a backdrop for the Breedlove family's success

BIt highlights the struggles of the Black community in America

CIt symbolizes a place of freedom and opportunity

DIt reflects post-colonial migration

Answer:

B. It highlights the struggles of the Black community in America

Read Explanation:

Lorain represents systemic racism, poverty, and social neglect that trap the characters. It is not just a location but a symbolic space of oppression and broken dreams.


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