Which passage from the article best supports the idea that Tull's audio tape is an important piece of history? a Tull said his father, now 80, had planned to write about the racism he had encountered growing up in Tennessee and later as an adult. The book never came to fruition, though.
b There are very few recordings of King, Winbush said, that detail his activity in Africa. c Tull said the tape and other materials for the book had been sitting in the attic for years. He wasn't sure who other than his father might have heard the recording until the recent discovery.
d The civil rights leader practiced what he preached, leading non-violent acts of passive resistance such as protests, marches, and sit-ins.