2. Which one of the following sentences is not a minor supporting detail in paragraph 7 of "The Fourth of July" article?
"We were told we must never trust white people, but why was never explained, nor the nature of their ill will."
"They handled it as a private woe."
"It always seemed like a very strange injunction coming from my mother, who looked so much like one of those people we were
never supposed to trust."
O "Like so many other vital pieces of information in my childhood, I was supposed to know without being told."