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Opening with a democratic poetic assertion, in Walt Whitman's 'One's-Self I Sing' and Langston Hughes's 'The Negro Speaks of Rivers', which of the following most accurately captures the shift in the articulation of identity from individual universality to racial-historical consciousness?
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- 1Physical to spiritual
- 2Personal to political
- 3Universal to ancestral✓
- 4Abstract to mythical
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Universal to ancestral
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