Which detail shapes the theme that one’s race can place one in a position of great danger in the South Africa of Cry, the Beloved Country?
a) Kumalo is tricked by one white person and robbed by another when he first arrives in Johannesburg from Ndotsheni.
b) Absalom is arrested for and convicted of a crime he did not commit simply because of the color of his skin.
c) When John speaks about inequalities and encourages Africans to strike, the police become more anxious to discuss shooting him.
d) Arthur Jarvis, a progressive and decent person, is murdered by Absalom because he is a white person interfering in the affairs of black people.
