Read these sentences from the speech.

There is no Negro problem. There is no Southern problem. There is no Northern problem. There is only an American problem.

How do these sentences convey Johnson’s viewpoint?

Johnson believes that when one citizen is affected by inequality, the whole nation is affected.

Johnson thinks that only certain parts of the country are dealing with the struggle for equal rights.

Johnson feels that inequality affects different groups in different ways with the same intensity.

Johnson hopes that over time, more people will be interested in securing equal rights for all citizens.

These sentences convey Johnson’s viewpoint as Johnson believes that when one citizen is affected by inequality, the whole nation is affected.

Explanation:

The main idea and point of view of Lyndon B. Johnson in the speech "We shall overcome" is a persuasive speech that supports the idea that society must live in equality, everyone should have the same value as a person and be treated the same as any other person, these lines portray that same idea by saying that it is not an individual problem it is a community problem, for all the nation.

the correct answer is d

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i think one answer could be this poet uses no rhyme.