What does the phrase " I've studied whiteness the way I would a foreign language" suggest about Conley? A. He did not take his whiteness at face value but explored it B. He was interested in researching

What does the phrase " I've studied whiteness the way I would a foreign language" suggest about Conley?

A. He did not take his whiteness at face value but explored it
B. He was interested in researching identity at a young age
C. He viewed his race as Ana inferior aspect of his identity
D. He felt detached from his identity as a white person

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