Stella By Starlight Chapters 33-50

Front

What event leads to Tony being beaten up in town?

Back

Tony is beaten up by two white men.

Front

What significant action do the black folks from town take together?

Back

They walk to the sheriff's office to vote in the presidential election.

Front

Where was Dr. Hawkins during the emergency when Mama was bitten by a snake?

Back

Dr. Hawkins was in Raleigh at a medical conference.

Front

What does the sign on Dr. Packard's door indicate about his practice?

Back

The sign says 'White Patients Only', indicating racial discrimination.

Front

What natural remedies do Stella and her mother gather to help Jojo?

Back

They gather elderberries, mint, and willow bark.

Front

What does the incident with Tony reveal about racial tensions in the story?

Back

It highlights the violence and discrimination faced by black individuals in the community.

Front

How does the community's decision to walk to the sheriff's office reflect their civic engagement?

Back

It shows their determination to exercise their right to vote despite potential risks.

Front

What role does Dr. Hawkins play in the community's health care?

Back

Dr. Hawkins is a physician who is expected to provide medical care, but he is absent during a critical moment.

Front

What does the phrase 'White Patients Only' signify in the context of the story?

Back

It signifies systemic racism and exclusion in healthcare access.

Front

What are the implications of gathering natural remedies in the story?

Back

It reflects the characters' connection to traditional healing practices and their resourcefulness.