The moment to bridge the chasms that divide us has comE-" --- What is meant by 'to bridge the chasms'?
A. to save people
B. to mitigate sufferings
C. to reduce difference between black and white people
D. to remove pauperism
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C.
to reduce difference between black and white people
Explanation:
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