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What does Brackette F. Williams reveal about herself as an anthropologist and as a human being in the descriptions she provides of the subway? What does Brackette F. Williams teach us about the society we live in by her depictions of the beggars on the subway and her interactions with them?

What does Brackette F. Williams Williams mean by "homework"?

Brackette F. Williams published this article in 1995. In what ways are today’s subways different from the ones described by Brackette F. Williams in "The Public I/Eye" over 20 years ago?

Why do you think those changes have taken place?

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