Which of these inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 10)?Such men as these, whether found in one position or another, whether in the college or in the factory; whether professors or plowmen; whether Caucasian or Indian; whether Anglo-Saxon or Anglo-African, are self-made men and are entitled to a certain measure of respect for their success and for proving to the world the grandest possibilities of human nature, of whatever variety of race or color. Answer choices for the above questionA. The author does not judge people based on race or class. B. The author thinks that the most successful people are often the ones society thinks of as failures. C. The author believes that societal institutions prohibit people from advancing. D. The author believes that his speech will help end slavery