English, 11.04.2020 00:14, jakobcook7pdvy6d

Part A: Which of the following best identifies Jackie Robinson's and Claude McKay's shared perspective on standing up for what one believes in?
It is best to stand up for what someone believes in because that person will likely help
others.
it is best to stand up for what someone believes in because justice will prevail.
It is best to stand up for what someone believes in, even if there could be severe
consequences.
It is best to stand up for what someone believes in, but they should give in if the
situation becomes difficult or dangerous.

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