Tanisha's Journey of Self-Expression

The video tutorial follows a reading session where Tanisha Scott, a new character, is introduced. Tanisha shares her struggles with identity, focusing on her hair and skin color, and how it affects her interactions with peers. She finds solace in her friends and their group project on women of the Harlem Renaissance. The session concludes with Tanisha's poem at an open mic event, highlighting her pride in her African heritage and Tyrone's supportive reaction.

What page does the reading session start on?

• Page 80

• Page 74

• Page 60

• Page 50

What nickname does Tanisha dislike being called?

• Sweetheart

• Caramel Cutie

• Darling

• Honey

Why does Tanisha feel frustrated with Judianne?

• Judianne copies her homework

• Judianne ignores her

• Judianne stares at her hair

• Judianne spreads rumors about her

What does Tanisha do to her hair in response to societal perceptions?

• Wears a wig

• Straightens it

• Cuts it short

• Dyes it black

How does Tanisha's mother react to her haircut?

• She loves it

• She is indifferent

• She freaks out

• She laughs

What do Tanisha's peers say about her appearance?

• They are jealous

• They are indifferent

• They admire her

• They make fun of her

What does Tanisha consider changing about her appearance?

• Her voice

• Her clothing style

• Her eye color

• Her hairstyle

Who helps Tanisha embrace her natural self?

• Her cousin

• Her mother

• Her teacher

• Her friend Sterling

What project does Tanisha propose to Mr. Ward?

• A group project on women of the Harlem Renaissance

• A history project

• A math project

• A science project

Which author does Janelle suggest for their project?

• Maya Angelou

• Zora Neale Hurston

• Toni Morrison

• Alice Walker