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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Where there are points and problems for comparison and where anything is similar between them, distinction is made. When contrasting, it goes without mentioning that it is also important to tell what is not identical between them, the critical differences. The distinction is actually between picks from The Best American Essays of the Century: Zora Neale Hurston's 'How It Feels to Be Colored Me' (pages 114-17) and 'Letters of a Native Son' by James Baldwin (pages 220-38).  They are both African-American writers. Personal histories are the essays. They are autobiographical and they quickly become attention-demanding, coming from the pens of two strong figures with passionate writing skills. As related to the Negro race, all have traveled down the torched black road of American life. In account of the devastating impact they produce in the minds, the effects of their theories and writing become permanent for the readers. The ideologies are based on the black race's truth and pain.

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