What does the phrase 'extreme indignities' refer to in Bama's narrative?

Her experiences of humiliation

Her academic struggles

Her family's poverty

Her friends' betrayals

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A. Her experiences of humiliation

Solution:

The phrase refers to the humiliating experiences Bama faces as a result of untouchability and discrimination. The other options do not encapsulate this aspect.

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