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Zora Hurston writes a fascinating piece called "How it feels to be Colored Me". In thispiece she tells of the days before and after she became colored. In the days before she knew of only one difference between white and blacks. She never paid much mind to the fact that the rest of the community reacted differently, she did what she wanted. It is the same for most kids at her age. They never really understand what is happening in the world around them until the world around them believes they're old enough to hear the When Hourston turned thirteen she was sent to a school in Jacksonville. She left her home as Hourston and enter Jacksonville as a little colored girl. Hourston made the point that she didn't mind the label t
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Approximate Word count = 505
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)
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