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Based on the passage, what is the speaker's
perspective on his place in British culture?

The speaker acknowledges that the British have
taken steps to address racial inequality but believes
he still faces prejudice as an actor.

The speaker believes that he can encourage more
black actors to perform Shakespeare.


The speaker is critical of British attitudes toward
race but also feels distant from other black people
in England.


The speaker thinks reading texts from British
culture helps people understand Shakespeare.

Based on the passage what is the speakers perspective on his place in British culture The speaker acknowledges that the British have taken steps to address raci class=

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Answer: Option C

(C) The speaker is critical of British attitudes toward race but also feels distant from other black people in England. <=====+ 100%

Explanation:

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Base on the passage we can say the speaker is critical of British attitudes toward race but also feels distant from other black people in England. (option C)

The speaker's perspective in the passage

The passage by Derek Walcott, a poet from Saint Lucia of Dutch, English, and African heritage, shows that he feels distant from other black people in England. However, Walcott does feel ciritical when it comes to British attitudes toward race.

Walcott writes his poems to address such issues as racism, ethnicity and the lack of equality. Thus, the best option is letter C to answer this question.

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