In "The Negro Digs Up His Past" what is one thing Arthur Schomburg says about Black people in America?
O A. Their successes in art and music were a path to ending
segregation.
B. Their shared cultural influences allowed them to form larger
communities.
C. They are prevented from achieving the same level of success as
white people.
D. They have always had to work for freedom.

answer is ( C. They have always worked for freedom.)

Explanation:

In “The Negro Digs Up His Past”, one of the things Arthur Schomburg says about African Americans, is that they have always worked from freedom.  

In 1925, Arthur Schomburg wrote that essay in which he studied African History. The essay was published in an important magazine of that time called “Survey Graphic”. In the essay, the author illustrates the history of Africa. The author affirms that African Americans have to dig Deep into their own history to understand the past and face their oppressive situation. To get the right facts of their history to tell the truth.

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