In "My Struggle for an Education," which event describes the first time Washington realizes what the color of his skin means?

A. He is not allowed to eat or sleep in the white hotel.
B. He is unable to buy a ticket on the train and must walk.
C. He must sit on the top of the stage coach and not inside with the other passengers.
D. He is not allowed to attend school with the white children.

Question

In "My Struggle for an Education," which event describes the first time Washington realizes what the color of his skin means? 


 A. He is not allowed to eat or sleep in the white hotel.   
 B. He is unable to buy a ticket on the train and must walk.  
 C. He must sit on the top of the stage coach and not inside with the other passengers. 
 D. He is not allowed to attend school with the white children.