In "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker, what does the story say about the role of personal relationships in social change?

A. Personal relationships can inhibit true social change.

B. Social change can be seen from multiple perspectives.

C. Personal relationships form the basis of all social change.

D. Social change can come at the cost of personal relationships.

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Dude

26 September, 20:18

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Tucker Glass · Answer 1

I would say that the answer is C. Personal relationships form the basis of all social change.

Paris · Answer 2

C. Personal relationships form the basis of all social change