Which of the following characters most plausibly symbolizes the disenfranchisement that African Americans faced before and during the civil rights era?

A. Warren, a deceptive con artist who lives up to his reputation as a crook B. Theresa, a new lawyer attempting to thrive in a firm that is run entirely by men C. Peter, a wrongly convicted man who tries to convince people that he's innocent D. Margaret, a single mother who is expected to work two jobs at the same time

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Jaylah Munoz

13 August, 12:20

Which of the following characters most plausibly symbolizes the disenfranchisement that African Americans faced before and during the civil rights era?

A. Warren, a deceptive con artist who lives up to his reputation as a crook B. Theresa, a new lawyer attempting to thrive in a firm that is run entirely by men C. Peter, a wrongly convicted man who tries to convince people that he's innocent D. Margaret, a single mother who is expected to work two jobs at the same time

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Giselle Garrison · Answer 1

Answer C. Peter a wrongly convicted man who tries to convince people he's innocent,

Because most all AA's were wrongly accused because of their skin color/ethnicity.