Author: hbosher

I wanted to rewrite the ending starting on page 116 of the book Passing because I just felt a little unfulfilled by the unanswered questions that the end of the book left. I just really wanted a clarifying scene where

Zora Neale Hurston’s short story Sweat portrays an overworked black washwoman named Delia Jones, who is stuck under her abusive husband’s thumb. She is also forced to cater to white people’s laundry in her line of work, since there is

While some women are feminists, head-strong, and independent, those goals or ideals were harder to achieve during this period in the early-mid 20th century by both women and men. There is a plethora of reasons why any woman would feel

I am only 6/20 pages in, but I really feel a connection to this paper. My whole life I have been questioning punctuation, grammar, and why we need it. I understand that it is for a paper or a novel

I thought that the quote “sometimes women do like women,” was interesting to compare against what is said towards the end of the book: “women are hard on women.” I think this can be related to what we spoke about