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Carole Boston Weatherford
This Study Guide consists of approximately 9 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Unspeakable.

Everything you need to study or teach literature!

Carole Boston Weatherford
This Study Guide consists of approximately 9 pages of chapter summaries, quotes, character analysis, themes, and more - everything you need to sharpen your knowledge of Unspeakable.
This section contains 130 words
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Use of narration and illustrations

Discuss the way the narration and illustrations work together to show Greenwood's prosperity. Why is it important for the author to notate all of the different businesses owned by Blacks?

Whites’ anger toward Black success

Consider the claim that Black children received a better education in Greenwood than Whites did in their school systems. What does this claim insinuate?

Whites’ anger toward Black success

Discuss the treatment the Blacks received by the Whites. Why were the Whites so angry with the success of the Blacks?

Military service

Consider the references to the Blacks who fought in World War I. Why does Weatherford make a point to tell her reader that some of the Blacks attacked in Greenwood had fought in the war?

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