Which speech reflects shakespeare’s own life? a) hamlet’s “to be, or not to be” b) the player king’s speech c) hamlet’s advice to the player d) claudius’s confession

The speech which reflects Shakespeare's own life is B) The Player King’s speech. Many people believe that lines from this speech is an allusional tribute to the author's dead son. In those lines the reader can see  a desperate mother who is grieving her child, holding it in her pale and weak arms. Hope it will help you. Regards.

The issue of racism greatly inflience herbecause by then there was racio discrimination in the south this affects her such that she will grow up favouring people of her race and undermining the othersracism will build herin earlier days the people of south were oppressed by the whites since they were considered slaves or subject yo the whites.so as a result of this the whites children grew up bearing in mind that they were more superpower than the black