Analyzing how a poem develops theme i have existed in the barrios of the city, in the suburbs of bigotry, in the mines of social snobbery, in the prisons of dejection, in the muck of exploitation and in the fierce heat of racial hatred. –"i am joaquín," rodolfo gonzales how does this excerpt develop the poem’s theme that racism harms the mexican american community?
a) Alliteration suggests that racism is everywhere.
b) Specific details show that racist acts are violent.
c) Similes compare racist people with dangerous situations.
d) Repetition emphasizes the many forms that racism can take.