Read the passage from “Child of the Americas.”

I am not african. Africa is in me, but I cannot return.
I am not taína. Taíno is in me, but there is no way back.
I am not european. Europe lives in me, but I have no home there.

What does this passage reveal about the speaker of the poem?

A) It shows that she feels rejected by multiple communities.
B) It shows that she lost touch with her heritage because her ancestors were immigrants.
C) It shows that she embraces all parts of her heritage by refusing to be classified as one in particular.
D) It shows that she has no idea where she comes from.

Respuesta :

C) It shows that she embraces all parts of her heritage by refusing to be classified as one in particular.

Answer:

C) It shows that she embraces all parts of her heritage by refusing to be classified as one in particular.

Explanation:

The speaker seems very sure that her identity is not simplified by her ancestors. She is part African, part Taíno, and part European, but it doesn't mean at all that she has to be either of those. She is who she is.