Analysis Of How It Feel To Be Colored Me By Zora Neale Hurston
The short story “How It Feel to Be Colored Me” by Zora Neale Hurston, has several subject, such as the effects of racial segregation, community and cultural identify. This story explains how her family’s move from Eatonville, Florida to Jacksonville, and also Florida affected her sense of self and identity.
She used to live in a Florida and did not realize her color then. She would like to sit on her front porch and the watch white pass through town and she was ready to get acquainted with them and show them some dance and singing. She was getting small bribes for it but she did not do it for bribes.
She was Zora until the age of thirteen, when she was sent for education away from her native town, she became the little colored girl. But she
She used to live in a Florida and did not realize her color then. She would like to sit on her front porch and the watch white pass through town and she was ready to get acquainted with them and show them some dance and singing. She was getting small bribes for it but she did not do it for bribes.
She was Zora until the age of thirteen, when she was sent for education away from her native town, she became the little colored girl. But she