Answer:
Blanca and Ramon have contrasting perspectives about their experience at the museum.
Perhaps Dunbar uses the image of a mask as wearing a face allows us to conceal our face - enabling us to hide any expression or emotion. In his poem, he mentions how black people felt the need to appear as content or happy when surrounded by people who were white - especially when they felt the opposite. The mask represents the false expressions the blacks had to wear.
I could see that my fire maker was having a hard time. But I gave him his space, because I wanted the warmth of the fire.
She is representation of the women who worked in shipyards and factories during World War II. She is shown in pictures flexing her muscles and saying “we can do it” representing women’s strength
