In a play set during the civil rights era, an African American father and a white father in the same southern town are
employed at a local factory.
Which is an example of a plot development that might result from this play's
historical context?
A. The men's wives become friends through church, forcing them to
get to know each other.

B. The men's children help them learn to perform their jobs better.

C. The men start a business together to employ their former
colleagues.

D. The men confront their own prejudices about race when they must
work together