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Which quotation from the interview best
reveals Levinson as a dispassionate observer
during the 1963 protest marches in
Birmingham, Alabama?
"As I researched and wrote We've
Got a Job, I looked back at those
news articles and shows to refresh
my memory."
"For the benighted midwesterner
that I was, curiosity was a
O necessary but not sufficient
condition for understanding the
events in Birmingham."
"The events did not seem nearly so
salient for me as they were for
young black people in
Birmingham."
"It was while doing research for a
children's magazine article on
O music in the civil rights period that I
learned about the critical
involvement of children.

Respuesta :

Answer:

"The events did not seem nearly so

salient for me as they were for

young black people in

Birmingham."

Explanation:

The quotation that best reveals Levinson as a dispassionate observer during the 1963 protest marches in Birmingham, Alabama is Option (3).

What does the statement tells us?

Option (3) is:

"The events did not seem nearly so salient for me as they were for young black people in Birmingham."

This statement represents that the speaker is dispassionate and felt that the events were not special or salient. He was comparing the events with the previous events with young black people in Birmingham.

Therefore, the correct answer is Option (3).

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