In the context of the story, what does Zitkala-Sa's long hair signify?

Weakness

Connection to her culture

Compliance

Conformity

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B. Connection to her culture

Zitkala-Sa's long hair signifies her connection to her culture and identity; cutting it represents a forced disconnection from her heritage.

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