Which one of the following provides the clearest example of the kind of fiction that many Black writers of the 1940s, as their views are described in the passage, believed should be written? A. a novel that focuses on the interrelationships among four generations of Black women B. a historical novel that re-creates actual events that occurred as Black people suffered from oppression and racial injustice in a small town C. a novel, based on biographical stories orally relayed to the author as a child, that describes the development of traditions in a Black family D. a novel that explores the psychological aspects of a relationship between a White man and a Black man as they work together to organize protests against unjust working conditions E. a novel that examines the different ways in which three Black children experience their first day of school in a rural community