Sharply criticized by other African-American writers for its refusal to attack segregation, the story goes from Morgan College to Howard University and finally to Barnard, where the author meets the anthropologist Franz Boas.
In this book, the author finds work as a maid and discovers a discarded copy of John Milton's complete works in the trash, which helps her decide to return to school. Sharply criticized by other African-American writers for its refusal to attack segregation, the story goes from Morgan College to Howard University and finally to Barnard, where the author meets the anthropologist Franz Boas. FTP, identify work, the autobiography of Zora Neale Hurston.
In this book, the author finds work as a maid and discovers a discarded copy of John Milton's complete works in the trash, which helps her decide to return to school.
Dust Tracks on a Road