"How It Feels to Be Colored Me" (2003): BOSS members read Zora Neale Hurston's essay

[@SourDoughBill]

Having first read it some fifty years ago in high school, and at times since, it's really nice to hear it read to me. Thank you.

[@EdwardGarrenMFT]

I LOVE this essay. I am a Gay man, from about 50 miles from Eatonville. My own experience of the world echos many of Zora's stories, and we Floridians (pre-airconditioning natives) have a gift for language few can comprehend. Zora was before her time, deeply understood the importance of being as God created us, shameless in proclaiming the majestic diversity of humanity and creation. She is my sister, and I am blessed to know her. "Queen Zora" brings life to our "differences." Love her !!

[@omarcruz5918]

I hate Mr branham