Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she a. felt she had to. c. desperately needed the money. b. enjoyed doing it. d. never got any attention at home.

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Brenna Carson

7 May, 20:42

Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she a. felt she had to. c. desperately needed the money. b. enjoyed doing it. d. never got any attention at home.

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Elliana Bauer · Answer 1

The correct answer is B) enjoyed doing it.

Hurston performed for the Tourists in her hometown because she enjoyed doing it.

We are referring to the essay "How it Feels to Be Colored Me," written by Zora Neale Hurston in 1928. It was published in the political magazine "World Tomorrow." Zora writes about her African American marginal condition in the United States in the 20th century. After the death of her mother in 1904, Zora had to move to live with some relatives in Jacksonville, Florida, that worked as servants. Those childhood moments inspired her to write her essay.

Zackery Russo · Answer 2

Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she Hurston performed for the tourists in her hometown because she

b. enjoyed doing it.