Which detail supports the idea that Sonia did well in law school, but still faced people who did not think she could succeed because of her background? A. Classes at Yale were extremely difficult; Sonia rarely spoke during class and had to study all the time to prove herself. B. While she was at Yale, Sonia met Jose Cabranes, a lawyer who had once worked for the governor of Puerto Rico. C. Nothing that Sonia wrote was published in the Yale Law Journal until her last year in law school. D. The head of a big law firm in Washington D. C. said that firms should not hire students who had benefited from Affirmative Action.