Which of the following statements are usually true of "call and response" in African-American discourse and musical tradition? (Select all that apply.)Multiple choice
A
it symbolizes alliance and affinity, with the two "voices" usually representing a shared perspective
B
it symbolizes the power of a community to respond to, and strengthen, an individual
C
it symbolizes the power of an an individual to call together a community
D
it symbolizes a sense of opposing dialogue and balance between voices in disagreement.
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