Based on the irony throughout the poem, what is the best inference of Dunbar's theme? Society makes African Americans feel like they don't fit in. Society is gullible for not realizing that African Americans are wearing masks. Racism prevents African Americans from being themselves by making them hide their pain. Society dooms African Americans to poverty by limiting economic opportunity.

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Sage Conrad

10 April, 04:05

Based on the irony throughout the poem, what is the best inference of Dunbar's theme? Society makes African Americans feel like they don't fit in. Society is gullible for not realizing that African Americans are wearing masks. Racism prevents African Americans from being themselves by making them hide their pain. Society dooms African Americans to poverty by limiting economic opportunity.

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Kennedi · Answer 1

C. Racism prevents African Americans from being themselves by making them hide their pain

Rubi Ashley · Answer 2

Answer: the correct answer for the first question is D. It is a description of heaven.

Explanation: There will be nothing hidden, nothing to create problems, everything "as it seems". The Bible says, however that only 144,000 from Earth will go there. The rest of us will be resurrected right here on Paradise Earth.