Considered to be a feminist declaration, They Were Watching God, written by Zora Nealer Hurston, a black writer of South Florida, is a novel published in 1937 telling the story of a black woman who seeks for happiness, love and identity within a society full of prejudices and racism of color and gender. Through the main character of the novel, Janie,... read more

The cultural appropriation of black people by the white’s

Cultural appropriation is ht process of adaptation of aesthetic standards, norms, behaviors, lifestyles, rituals, icons, and other issues from one culture by another. As a rule, a minority culture adopts the norms of the majority culture and becomes subordinate in social sta... read more