How it Feels to Be Colored Me by Zora Neale Hurston

The essay How it Feels to Be Colored Me by Zora Neale Hurston.

[@perrinbass]

Very nice portrayal of the text.

[@lauradana6264]

Such an amazing woman, so under appreciated. In life and in death.

[@true4585]

She’s a Black woman.

[@lizm7298]

@@true4585 There is a Zora Neale Hurston festival in Eatonville FL every year. Check it out :)

[@chicanalex4529]

@@true4585ok? She was an amazing American woman. That’s all she wanted to be and that’s who she was. She is not her race

[@bullsilverback4354]

One of the most beautiful pieces of literature in the English Language

[@arrozc0nleche]

I absolutely adore this reading.

[@kristinapico6528]

Excellent reading of this powerful piece!

[@sxrvant]

Thank You. Great Work🙏🏾🔥

[@hopefitzwater1613]

Man I love this author's aditude!

[@makenapapallo9440]

Me too! Probably my favorite essay I have read semester!❤

[@ZachWilsonsMomsFriend]

It’s refreshing to hear that this attitude existed during such times, beautiful story

[@jewelgrier4593]

No time to be sad only time to be me.. before civil rights

[@mylifetotaly]

Welcome back to the inquisition

[@halewich]

Cool. Who is the narrator?

[@marisolleto]

She is not named. This is from my 11th grade textbook.

[@Doubletrouble21103]

3:52 - 4:34

[@misspetronia]

Beautifully read and timeless literature.

[@Fewdestroyer]

This sucked

[@esther1900]

ok, "Fewdestroyer"

[@queentrinicorn9441]

If the first line doesn’t resonate maybe you haven’t done the research yet

[@BuoyUp-f7d]

your such a loser omg lmao we gotta ignore ignorant people like you who really suck in real life. I bet you have no friends, lame.