Childhood Hunger in Black Boy
In his autobiography Black Boy, to what does Richard Wright attribute his childhood hunger?
A
The poverty resulting from his father's abandonment of the family when Richard was a young child
B
The Jim Crow laws that prohibited African Americans from shopping at supermarkets
C
A widespread famine in Mississippi and Arkansas that made food scarce
D
His mother's fasting in accordance with her orthodox religious beliefs
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