My father asked abruptly, "you'd rather write than preach, wouldn't you? "
what movement is the narrator describing?
a the only moment of true connection he ever had with his father
b the moment his relationship with his father began to sour
c. the moment he decided to stand up for civil rights
d. the moment he started to view his father as a man

The answer is: A The only moment of true connection he ever had with his father

Baldwin relationship with his father was really complicated, his father mental health problems always make Baldwin think that he would inherit them, the excerpt is the only real question his father ever makes to him, this decision was in order to use his passion for writing to avoid the bitterness to kill him as it did with his father.

i believe it's c.

explanation:

this answer does make sense to me because the others don't really make sense to

also, it makes no sense to write a persuasive essay with the same topic you have chosen in the