Which statement best reflects the Delta National Hymn authorship?

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Which statement best reflects the Delta National Hymn authorship?

Explanation:
The Delta National Hymn is credited to two women: Alice Dunbar Nelson and Florence Cole Talbert. Nelson was a noted poet and activist, while Talbert was a composer who collaborated with Nelson on the hymn. This joint authorship is why naming both of them best reflects the hymn’s origin. Mary Church Terrell was a prominent civil rights leader, but not the hymn’s author. The other options list only one of the two collaborators, which misses the combined authorship.

The Delta National Hymn is credited to two women: Alice Dunbar Nelson and Florence Cole Talbert. Nelson was a noted poet and activist, while Talbert was a composer who collaborated with Nelson on the hymn. This joint authorship is why naming both of them best reflects the hymn’s origin. Mary Church Terrell was a prominent civil rights leader, but not the hymn’s author. The other options list only one of the two collaborators, which misses the combined authorship.

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