<span>identifies with her Mexican heritage in a different way than her grandmother.
This paragraph supports the idea that Micaela is struggling with cultural identity. While Micaela's heritage is Mexican, she lives in the United States. She wants to live as she feels American's live by copying what she sees on television and resisting her grandmother's traditional ways.</span>
During the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom on August 28, 1963.
Answer:
She reports what others say and considers why they disagree.
Explanation:
In her closing note, Frank wrote of how others observe her, portraying herself as “a bunch of differences.” She wrote: “As I've explained you many moments, I'm broken in two. One side includes my enthusiastic optimism, my rudeness, my happiness in life, and, above all, my capacity to welcome the brighter side of things.
