In "Run for the Wall: an American Pilgrimage," Dubisch Argues

question 38

Multiple Choice

In "Run for the Wall: An American Pilgrimage," Dubisch argues thaparticipation in the Run for the Wall

• A)is like a rite of passage, moving normal veterans into a select group of war advocates.
• B)is a needless glorification of war.
• C)is a personally transforming experience, partly designed to heal personal wounds.
• D)is not effective as a form of protest.

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