Was Zora really being optimistic and getting along well with the discriminations that she encountered?
Was her reaction to the music a sign of her believing that she is more superior than the white people?
is Hurston racist? If so, find a quote that support your opinion.
By looking at the title "How it Feels To be Colored Me?" do you think Hurston intentionally put "Colored" in the title?
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During the narrator's early age, is her greeting stranger passing by pure ignorance or good by nature.
Was she actually proud of her colour?
Did Hurston see discrimination as an privilege to her self-expression or did she have the general opinion of the African-American community?
Can someone be racist towards his or her own race?
Does Hurtson's awareness of race mean that she's racist?
Racism is discrimination, either good or bad, is the fact that Hurston has singled out this specific event an indication that she is racist?
Was Zora being racist when she was talking about the white guy listening to the music that she felt was part of 'her culture'?
Is it considered to be racist when Zora said she felt colored when she saw the whites riding through the town in her childhood memory?
Are accurate stereotypes racist?
Is Hurston racist when she said "Slavery is the price I paid for civilization"?
What does Zora mean by sharpening the oyster knife?
Would it still be considered racist to give a positive stereotype about a race?
How do you measure racism?
Is Hurston being racist when she comment on how white man did not feel the music she felt?
Was she being racist when she talked about different elements coming out of the bag?
Was Zora really being optimistic and getting along well with the discriminations that she encountered?
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ReplyDeleteis Hurston racist? If so, find a quote that support your opinion.
ReplyDeleteBy looking at the title "How it Feels To be Colored Me?" do you think Hurston intentionally put "Colored" in the title?
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DeleteDuring the narrator's early age, is her greeting stranger passing by pure ignorance or good by nature.
ReplyDeleteWas she actually proud of her colour?
ReplyDeleteDid Hurston see discrimination as an privilege to her self-expression or did she have the general opinion of the African-American community?
ReplyDeleteCan someone be racist towards his or her own race?
ReplyDeleteDoes Hurtson's awareness of race mean that she's racist?
ReplyDeleteRacism is discrimination, either good or bad, is the fact that Hurston has singled out this specific event an indication that she is racist?
ReplyDeleteWas Zora being racist when she was talking about the white guy listening to the music that she felt was part of 'her culture'?
ReplyDeleteIs it considered to be racist when Zora said she felt colored when she saw the whites riding through the town in her childhood memory?
ReplyDeleteAre accurate stereotypes racist?
ReplyDeleteIs Hurston racist when she said "Slavery is the price I paid for civilization"?
ReplyDeleteWhat does Zora mean by sharpening the oyster knife?
ReplyDeleteWould it still be considered racist to give a positive stereotype about a race?
ReplyDeleteHow do you measure racism?
ReplyDeleteIs Hurston being racist when she comment on how white man did not feel the music she felt?
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ReplyDeleteWas she being racist when she talked about different elements coming out of the bag?
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