Brown Girl Dreaming Part 5

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Why did the family stop going south each summer?

Back

It made Grandmother sad.

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How did Jacqueline Woodson use laundry to question why people have different thinking?

Back

We separate colored clothes from whites so they keep their own original colors.

Front

What did the girls do to proclaim their allegiance to the beliefs of Angela Davis?

Back

Raised their fist.

Front

What was the premier thing Jacqueline Woodson was thankful for with this book?

Back

Memory.

Front

What did Jacqueline Woodson compare the Revolution to?

Back

Carousel.

Front

What is the significance of memory in 'Brown Girl Dreaming'?

Back

Memory plays a crucial role in shaping identity and understanding one's past.

Front

Who is Angela Davis and why is she significant?

Back

Angela Davis is a political activist known for her work in civil rights and social justice.

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What themes are prevalent in 'Brown Girl Dreaming'?

Back

Identity, family, race, and the power of storytelling.

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How does Jacqueline Woodson express her cultural heritage in the book?

Back

Through personal anecdotes and reflections on her family's history.

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What role do parents play in Jacqueline Woodson's life as depicted in the book?

Back

Parents are portrayed as foundational figures who influence her values and beliefs.