In Dunbar\'s Poem, \"Ode to Ethiopia, \" what elements of black experience does

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In Dunbar's Poem, "Ode to Ethiopia, " what elements of black experience does Dunbar highlight in linking African Americans to Jesus Christ? Select Correct Answer Musical performance and innovation Labor and suffering Displacement and denial Their status as God's "true" children and their eventual salvation Why does the speaker in Dunbar's, "An Ante-Bellum Sermon" deny that he is employing any double entendres in his sermon? Select Correct Answer He doesn't want his audience to be confused. He cannot get his thoughts straight. He does not want any white listeners to understand the full meaning of his sermon. He believes that there is no double entendre in his sermon.

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7) labour and suffering

8) he believes that there is no double entendre in his sermon

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