Richard Wright and the Library Card

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Where did Richard Wright work?

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Richard Wright worked at an eye doctor's office.

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Why couldn't Richard Wright buy or borrow books?

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Richard Wright couldn't buy or borrow books because they were too expensive and black people were not allowed to go to libraries.

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How did others react to Richard reading?

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Others laughed and mocked Richard for reading.

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What does it mean when the author says, 'Richard is hungry for books'?

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It means Richard wanted to read as many books as he could.

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What does the word 'longed' mean in the context of Richard wanting to read books?

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'Longed' means desired or really wanted.

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What challenges did Richard Wright face in accessing books?

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Richard faced challenges such as high costs of books and racial discrimination preventing him from using libraries.

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What is the significance of Richard's desire to read?

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Richard's desire to read signifies his quest for knowledge and escape from his circumstances.

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How does Richard's experience reflect broader social issues?

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Richard's experience reflects issues of racial inequality and access to education.

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What role did the library card play in Richard's life?

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The library card represented access to knowledge and freedom to explore literature.

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What emotions did Richard feel about reading?

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Richard felt a strong desire and passion for reading, often feeling frustrated by the barriers he faced.