William Blake's "Little Black Boy" advocates for __________________?

Correct answer: B. The equality of all people

  • A. The abolition of slavery
  • B. The equality of all people
  • C. The innate brilliance of children
  • D. The beauty of common language

Explanation

“The Little Black Boy” exposes racial prejudice by presenting spiritual worth as independent of skin colour. Its final vision of the black child and the white child together supports the equality of all people, rather than merely making a direct political case for abolition.

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