The headlines from the Tulsa Daily World newspaper on June 1, 1921, refer to
a deadly race riot. The emphasis placed on different headlines most supports
which of the following interpretations about the newspaper's editors?
O A. They felt that Tulsa's government had not done enough to prevent
the riot from breaking out.
O B. They were biased toward African Americans suffering through
attacks in "Little Africa."
O C. They considered white injuries more newsworthy than African
American deaths.
O D. They hoped to conceal facts that would reveal the true motivations
behind the race riot.