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In at least two hundred words, compare and contrast Baldwin and Hurston's attitudes about white culture and society. Support your answer with textual evidence.

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Baldwin :

I went through a lengthy theological struggle during the summer when I turned fourteen. I use "faith" in the normal, and subjective, context, implying which I then uncovered Heaven, His apostles and fairies, and His burning Hell.And because I was birthed in a Christian country, I was the only one who embraced this god. I believed that he only resided inside the walls of a sanctuary, really, of our church, and I often assumed that Lord and protection were intertwined.

Hurston's :

From just a " insider " view, Hurston stated. Her usage of black slang can also establish a simplistic authenticity that oversees her protagonists' perceptions and motives by bordering on racial prejudice. Nevertheless, the audience will learn much about Hurston's own beliefs in this series — perhaps more than through their autobiographical compositions.

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showing or suffering from nervousness, fear, or a lack of confidence

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