Dee/Wangero is continuously trying to define and redefine her own identity. She rejects her immediate African-American ancestry, deeming it less worthy and less authentic than her African heritage. Her judgment betrays her, however; in her perturbation, she forgets the fact that her mother and sister are depicting who she is. She is deeply insecure and ashamed of her own race.
I'm not sure between B and D but I'm kind of leaning towards d
Answer:
The kind of literary device Huck is using in the sentence is: simile.
Explanation:
A simile is a literary device used when we want to compare something to something else in order to imply that the two things have a similarity. It has, thus, the same purpose as a metaphor, with the difference that the simile relies on words such as "like" or "as" to make the comparison, while the metaphor does not. Huck is using a simile to compare the Spanish moss to gray beards in the way they hang down from the trees:
"<u>trees with Spanish moss on them, hanging down from the limbs</u> like <u>long, gray beards"</u>
1.) People who think alike on a particular issue and who can be mobilized for political action defines a special interest group. The correct answer is A.
2.) Long Island residents who depend upon Salvadoran laborers for landscaping services but pass laws to prevent them from living in the same community are practicing segregation. The correct answer is B.
C.a way of discussing a topic that leads to critical thinking and complex understanding.
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