1. According to Dalton Conley, the differences between how black and white people describe themselves are as follows:
a. Black people overemphasize their skin color, unlike white people.
b. Blacks worship wealth and class, unlike whites.
c. Black people, unlike whites, are self-limiting in their thinking.
The reason Conley believes the differences between blacks and whites exist comes from his firsthand experiences living among blacks.
2. I will agree with Conley because blacks worship whites. Perhaps, they think that the whites are angels from heaven because of their color.
<h3>Personal Descriptive Adjectives: </h3>
3. Many adjectives can describe a person. The following are prominent: Persistent, Genuine, Enthusiastic, Disciplined, Straightforward, Modest, and Tenacious.
On the other hand, the following adjectives took longer to think of: Generous, Independent, Resourceful, Courageous, Practical, Energetic, Motivated, Adaptable, and Truthful.
Some adjectives are easy to think of more than others because some human qualities are visible while others remain concealed.
<h3>Racial and Class Distinctions </h3>
4. When Dalton Conley says that <em>“race and class are nothing more than a set of stories we tell ourselves to get through the world,” </em>he means that people should not over-emphasize racial and class distinctions because they are not the hallmarks of humanity.
Also, I agree with him because race and class are just additions. They are not the basis of life.
Thus, we can agree with Dalton Conley's expressed opinions in <em>"Honky" </em>noting that <em>"To Kill a Mocking Bird"</em> was written by <em>Harper Le</em>e.
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