How does Zitkala-Sa’s account reflect a broader theme of oppression?

By celebrating cultural practices

By identifying individual struggles

By presenting collective experiences

By ignoring past events

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C. By presenting collective experiences

The correct answer is 'By presenting collective experiences', which illustrates the shared struggles against oppression among her community.

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