Well, whoever made this question forgot to add in one of the answers, which is the correct one. IT WOULD BE D. Wicked
Answer:
This phrase by Conley shows that white people do not bother about the implications of the privileges they get as 'whites' in the memoir "Honkey" by Dalton Conley.
Explanation:
Dalton Conley in this memoir describes how race and class shaped his life and how their are inequalities in American society. He shows the privileges of being white and the power of education.
This story depicts how culture plays an important role when it comes to class and race. He grew up as a white boy of Bohemian parents in an African American neighborhood. Dalton surrounded by non whites made him realize the true meaning of being 'white' through his experiences.
I believe its D if your talking about his Innauguration Adress but of the time presidents talk about what they can fix and how to fix it
In this excerpt
from the poem "Thanatopsis" by William Cullen Bryant, the writer tells us that when we die,
we will "sleep" with all kinds of elegant and important people. There
will be "patriarchs" (meaning parents, heads of families or male
leaders) long since when the Earth was young ("the infant world").
This section of the poem deals precisely with the idea that when we die we all
lie down together in a large grave, the writer making it sound like something
good.
The answer to the meaning of the word infant has to do with the
letter B) past.
