How It Feels to Be Colored Me by Zora Neale Hurston Summary and Analysis

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Great summary and analysis, thank you so much!!! - good insights

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Thank you! This helped a lot with my college English assignment

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[@jger1118]

Bruh what I’m in 11 grade English

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[@NeNe2dsky]

Thank you for this video. I feel confident knowing that I gathered the same concept within this reading. I have an English assignment that asks us to explain our individual challenges (in terms of comprehension, reading easy, and word familiarity) with Zora’s dialect, considering our expected language norms, in her essay, “How it feels to be colored me.” Thank you again.

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This helped me gain more perspective about the text! Thank you!

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This was a beautiful analysis, helped me grasp the idea of this whole idea in the best way

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amazing!!! helped to recap this essay for my final's revision, thank u!

[@mac2phin]

O, Stanley, this was XLNT! Greatly appreciated. That said, tho, I was disappointed with your Invisible Man, which I place on a level as the American Ulysses due to its high artfulness. Come back to Invisible Man in a year or so, please. Thank you.