<span>Both stories are old Indian legends that involve the same character a trickster spider fairy named Iktomi. In the Ducks and the Blanket story Iktomi is hungry but in both stories he isn't successful in eating the food. Even when he tricked the ducks the wolves got the food and the deer meat disappeared because in both cases he was worried about what ever else was going on and not eating his food. I think this story is trying to tell people to complete tasks before moving on.</span>
Answer:
This phrase by Conley shows that white people do not bother about the implications of the privileges they get as 'whites' in the memoir "Honkey" by Dalton Conley.
Explanation:
Dalton Conley in this memoir describes how race and class shaped his life and how their are inequalities in American society. He shows the privileges of being white and the power of education.
This story depicts how culture plays an important role when it comes to class and race. He grew up as a white boy of Bohemian parents in an African American neighborhood. Dalton surrounded by non whites made him realize the true meaning of being 'white' through his experiences.
(B). It makes readers more comfortable with the idea of reading the essay if they can view it as if it were their own words
Answer:
“But a bird that stalks / down his narrow cage / can seldom see through / his bars of rage”
The caged bird is so angry about his lack of freedom that it is all he can think about.
“The caged bird sings / with a fearful trill / of things unknown / but longed for still”
The caged bird desires freedom, even though he has never experienced it.
Explanation:
Contribute to the sense of hopelessness that Lorenzo feels.
