Which one of the following inferences about Sembène is most strongly supported by the passage?

vk1 on May 20, 2020

What evidence supports the idea of social strata?

I understand that the passage mentions trade, but is there more to it?

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SamA on May 24, 2020

Hello @vk1,

The author includes a few references to the characters of Sembene's films. Consider the examples on line 23: a thief, a corrupted civil servant, and a member of the elite. Also, consider the protagonist of Borom Sarret, who is a street merchant (line 31). These examples, in addition to the discussion of social injustice in the last paragraph, give me enough information to select D. The passage didn't use the phrase "social strata" specifically, but the difference between the street merchant and the member of the elite provides the broad range we are looking for.