The questions below refer to the selection “How it Feels to be Colored Me.”

How is Hurston's reaction to the music in jazz clubs different from the reactions of the white people who accompany her there?

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White people only hear the music-they do not have the emotional response that Hurston does. Unlike Hurston, white people do not feel the music throughout their bodies.

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Your answer is quite right. I would like to add some points to it. I believe that more than just "feel the music throughout the body", Hurston understands that song as part of her life, something that is related to her identity as colored people. And the song, somehow, connects Hurston to her identity.

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