Between the World and Me: Part II

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What is a recurring theme in the text?

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The impact of systemic racism and police brutality

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What does the author use to symbolize the broader experiences of black people in America?

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Personal anecdotes and historical events

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How does the author describe their feelings towards New York City?

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Overwhelmed by its diversity and vibrancy

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What does the author criticize about the societal expectations placed on black individuals?

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The pressure to be 'twice as good'.

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What personal fear does the author express for their child?

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Fear of being affected by racism and violence

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How does the author view the police in relation to black communities?

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As participants in systemic oppression

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What does the author suggest about the relationship between black people and America?

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It is fraught with historical and ongoing injustice.

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What does the author hope to convey to their child through the text?

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The reality of racial injustice and the importance of awareness

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How does the author describe their experience with the diversity of New York City?

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As an enriching and eye-opening experience

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What emotion does the author express when discussing the injustices faced by black individuals?

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Rage