According to the narrator, what historically "has driven so many people mad, both white and black"?

A. The choice between hatred and crippling injustice
B. The continual presence of racism
C. The violence occurring on the streets of American cities
D. The desire for money and power

Explanation: In "Notes of a Native Son" by James Baldwin, the narrator addresses the black community's struggle between choosing to hate the white community - which it turn is self-destructive for the black community - or choosing to deal with their oppressors, and facing injustices in hopes of obtaining racial equality. He compares this dilemma to the descision of "amputation or gangrene" by stating that amputation (choosing hatred) is quick and may not even be necessary, or gangrene (choosing crippling justice) which is a long painful process.

According to the narrator, what historically "has driven so many people mad, both white and black"? A. The choice between hatred and crippling injustice B. The continual presence of racism C. The violence occurring on the streets of American cities D. The desire for money and power

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According to the narrator, what historically "has driven so many people mad, both white and black"?

A. The choice between hatred and crippling injustice
B. The continual presence of racism
C. The violence occurring on the streets of American cities
D. The desire for money and power