Unaware of what it was like to be subjected to the Jim Crow laws in the South and to be forced to move to another state in order to live without fear, the grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky have a somewhat limited view of racism and cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant.

A) Unaware of what it was like to be subjected to the Jim Crow laws in the South and to be forced to move to another state in order to live without fear, the grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky have a somewhat limited view of racism and cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant.

B) Being unaware of what it was like to be subjected to the Jim Crow laws in the South, forced to move to another state in order to live without fear, the grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky have a somewhat limited view of racism: they cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant.

C) The grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant, subjected to the Jim Crow laws in the South, or forced to move to another state in order to live without fear, having a somewhat limited view of racism.

D) Unaware of the subjugation of the Jim Crow laws, or what it was like to be forced to move to other states in order to live without fear, the grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant, having a somewhat limited view of racism.

E) The grandchildren of local African Americans in Kentucky have a somewhat limited view of racism, are unaware of the subjugation of the Jim Crow laws or what it was like to be forced to move to other states in order to live without fear, and cannot imagine what it was like to be refused service in a restaurant.


OA A

Source: e-GMAT