Question

4. What does Carter mean in the following passage? "In a symbolic but very genuine way, at least involving two Georgians, it is coming true in Oslo today" (Paragraph 25). A. He is referencing the strides made in racial equality in the United States. B. He is emphasizing the unity present among the people of Georgia today. C.He is acknowledging how two men of different races have received the same award. D. He is discussing how two men of different races have both worked towards peace. .​

Answer 1

What Carter means in the passage is this:

• A. He is referencing the strides made in racial equality in the United States.

Who was Carter?

Jimmy Carter was the 39th President of America who advocated for peace and the end of racism. He was awarded a Nobel Prize for his efforts and the excerpt above was from his speech.

He mentioned that although racism had not come to an end in America, notable strides had been made in that regard.

Learn more about Jimmy Carter here:

https://brainly.com/question/807624

#SPJ1